Use constructions like so it means to continue an argument or discussion you have just introduced: Tufguy posted a question about "hunk", so I suppose he has recently seen or heard the word somewhere. You can't use so this way after a statement that begins with if.Is it correct to say "If you are talking about a hunk so it means you are talking about a person being muscular than being handsome"?
Tufguy, one correct way to construct your statement would be If you are talking about a hunk, it means you are talking about a person being muscular rather than handsome.
Tufguy, one correct way to construct your statement would be If you are talking about a hunk, it means you are talking about a person being muscular rather than handsome.
[STRIKE]But[/STRIKE] You have used "being" before "rather than". Shouldn't [STRIKE]be you using[/STRIKE] you use it before "handsome" as well?
No.
Your laptop really is behaving weirdly. It is capitalising the wrong words, failing to capitalise the right words, using the wrong word order, forgetting punctuation marks ...! What a naughty laptop!