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Seraph42 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

So or That's why. Difference?

The movie was getting boring so I left.

The movie was getting boring that's why I left.

  

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In #2, you have incorrectly joined two sentences together. You need to say eg The movie was getting boring so that's why I left. eg The movie was getting boring and that's why I left.

— Clive

  • In #2, you have incorrectly joined two sentences together.
  • You need to say eg The movie was getting boring so that's why I left.
  • eg The movie was getting boring and that's why I left.
  • There's no real difference in meaning.
  • Clive
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In #2, you have incorrectly joined two sentences together. You need to say

eg The movie was getting boring so that's why I left.

eg The movie was getting boring and that's why I left.

There's no real difference in meaning.

Clive

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What if OP said "The movie was getting boring. So I left."

Or "The movie was getting boring. So, I left."

Are they OK?

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