What does so mean?

Using the word "so"

1.This is used when you want to get someone's attention back to particular topic discussed earlier.

2. It is used to answer direct questions.

3. It is sometimes paired with "and" bring to conclusion a satement or storyline .
   
   
   
   

1. So what was the point of all that he did?

2. -Why did you say that?

• -So she knows I have all the facts.

3. And so that is how he came to be called "rocket".

So and so

In the final usage, in almost obscure usage, it can also be used by authors to refer to a character they wish to remain anonymous within a plot.

"So"

introduction of "So"

So expresses purpose, with the meaning of in order that So expresses addition, with the general meaning of and also So expresses a degree; it is an intensifier with a meaning similar to very So expresses agreement or confirmation, with a general meaning of " it is true " or " it is the case".

What does the word "So"mean?

equivalent to -soever.

Examples of sentences using the word "So"

so (adverb) to a certain unspecified extent or degree. "I can only go so far with this student"; "can do only so much in a day". so (adverb) in the same way; also. "I was offended and so was he"; "worked hard and so did she". thus, thusly, so (adverb) in the way indicated.

Conclusion of the meaning of the word "so"

The word So has five common uses in English. Very simply, we could express these by describing the five different functions in a few words. So expresses consequence, with the general meaning of therefore. So expresses purpose, with the meaning of in order that. So expresses addition, with the general meaning of and also.