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Hi ... I have homework for monday. I should learn the difference using 'so' after a comma and using it after a full stop. Can you explain it giving an example?thanks ...
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Welcome, Lilyofmay.

We try not to do homework assignments for you, but if it's information on "so" you're looking for, here's a tutorial that might help. Click on the link below, then scroll down to the middle of the page, where it says, "Be careful of the conjunction SO."

http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/gramm...nctions.htm#so

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helloooo... I am glad to benefit from this page.. I am a student of English language teaching.. and we have a lot of homework about whom to teach what and when ... It is fun to use English,, but really really difficult to teach: finding the right material to the right level... adding fun .. coherence...etc. In fact, I would like to be a translator
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