Reply With QuoteI would vote because here. But I won’t forget an archaic use of the word "so" to mean "if" or "on the condition that" as a conjunction.
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#1 29-Nov-2003, 00:38So\Because
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#2 23-Mar-2007, 05:50Re: So\Because
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#3 29-Mar-2007, 04:56Re: So\Because
I think u can't say ''so'' because u gave us a reason why u r tierd !!
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#4 29-Mar-2007, 05:03Re: So\Because
It is because
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#5 03-Jun-2007, 14:01Re: So\Because
hi friends,
It's because, for it gives a reason for going to bed.
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#6 05-Jul-2007, 08:36
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It should be because coz you are telling the reason
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#7 05-Jul-2007, 08:59
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''Because'' is the right one.I want more of these.
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#8 06-Jul-2007, 19:43Re: So\Because
hi friends,
it should be because as you are telling the reason
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#9 07-Jul-2007, 01:35Re: So\Because
I would say "because".
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#10 26-Nov-2007, 18:09Re: So\Because
yes it`s is because
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