Pronunciation: /soʊ/
adverb used to emphasize the degree or extent of something
A1 I am hungry, so I am going to eat lunch.
A2 She likes to read books, so she went to the library.
B1 I studied hard for the exam, so I am confident I will do well.
B2 He trained for months, so he was able to complete the marathon.
C1 The company invested in new technology, so they could increase efficiency.
C2 She worked tirelessly on her project, so it was a huge success.
conjunction used to introduce a clause expressing a result or consequence
A1 I am hungry, so I will eat lunch.
A2 She is tired, so she is going to bed early.
B1 I studied hard for the exam, so I am confident I will do well.
B2 He loves to travel, so he is planning a trip to Europe.
C1 The company is expanding, so they are hiring more employees.
C2 She is a talented musician, so she has been invited to perform at the concert.
formal The experiment was conducted meticulously, so the results are highly accurate.
informal I studied really hard for the test, so I'm hoping to get a good grade.
slang I've been working out a lot lately, so I'm starting to see some gains.
figurative She put in a lot of effort into her presentation, so it really paid off in the end.
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