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Grammar
'So' or 'So then'
Is it OK to use the word "so" or "so then" as transitional words? What circumstances?
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According to grammar books it is used to emphasis a word. We use so with an adjective without a noun eg: I didn't enjoy the film. It was stupid!
- According to grammar books it is used to emphasis a word.
- We use so with an adjective without a noun eg: I didn't enjoy the film.
- It was stupid!
- In this case so makes the meaning of the adj.
- stronger.
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According to grammar books it is used to emphasis a word.
We use so with an adjective without a noun eg: I didn't enjoy the film. It was stupid!
In this case so makes the meaning of the adj. stronger.
You can also use so with an adverb eg: he came last because he was running so slowly.
eg: I was so tired I fell asleep at scho
We use so with an adjective without a noun eg: I didn't enjoy the film. It was stupid!
In this case so makes the meaning of the adj. stronger.
You can also use so with an adverb eg: he came last because he was running so slowly.
eg: I was so tired I fell asleep at scho
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