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Is the word "so" informal?



tomotomo 5 / 3  
Aug 2, 2008   #1
Should one avoid it in formal writing?

EF_Team5 - / 1583  
Aug 3, 2008   #2
It really depends on its usage. Depending on what the statement is, "as a result" or "henceforth" are suitable synonyms.

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youngeebs 4 / 12  
Jan 11, 2009   #3
you should never start a sentence with the word "so." ex: so i went to my friends house...

however, it might be useful in formal writing as a cunjunction. like EF_team5 said, use other synonyms in its place though. "therefore" is also suitable
chipmunk 6 / 10  
Jan 15, 2009   #4
just never start a sentence with the word so will be fine


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