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- 28-Jul-2011, 06:17 #1
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so and so that What are the differences between so and so that?
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- 28-Jul-2011, 10:02 #2
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Teacher Re: so and so that Often, we shorten phrases in American English, especially in conversation. Thus, we may use "so" when we mean "so that." This is acceptable as long as the punctuation identifies whether you are using "so" as a conjunction or as a shortened form of “so that.
- 28-Jul-2011, 14:10 #3
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Re: so and so that Hi, Afit. Welcome to the forums.
Originally Posted by Afit 
Please always tell us where your quotations come from.
- 28-Jul-2011, 15:26 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: so and so that Originally Posted by Afit
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Thus, we may use "so" when we mean "so that." This is acceptable as long as the punctuation identifies whether you are using "so" as a conjunction or as a shortened form of “so that. (unquoted)
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Sorry, I don't get what it meant :
as long as the punctuation identifies whether you are using "so" as a conjunction or as a shortened form of “so that.
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