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Maverick88 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
So
"They're trying to trim their costs, so staff who leave are not being replaced."
What's the meaning of "so" in the setntence above? {My guess is "since,because" - possible?}
Thanks in advance
What's the meaning of "so" in the setntence above? {My guess is "since,because" - possible?}
Thanks in advance
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Hello MM88 I think you can paraphrase the "so" into "therefore" or "accordingly". paco
- Hello MM88 I think you can paraphrase the "so" into "therefore" or "accordingly".
- paco
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Hello MM88
I think you can paraphrase the "so" into "therefore" or "accordingly".
paco
I think you can paraphrase the "so" into "therefore" or "accordingly".
paco
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They're trying to trim their costs, so staff who leave are not being replaced
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Therefore? What you say is:
They trim their costs, therefore they don't need the workers (who leave) anymore?
But if they trim the costs they will have more money and they will have money to ebgage workers, won't they?
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Therefore? What you say is:
They trim their costs, therefore they don't need the workers (who leave) anymore?
But if they trim the costs they will have more money and they will have money to ebgage workers, won't they?
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