Conversation Signals
Discourse markers connect ideas in speech. They act like signposts or traffic lights in a conversation.
Because (Reason)
So (Result)
Don't mix up cause and effect!
But (Contrast)
Then (Sequence)
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No, Sreypov! "Cuz" (or 'cause) is strictly for informal speaking or texting friends. In any formal writing, homework, or essay, you must always write the full word: "because". ✍️
Is it okay to start a sentence with "So"? Like: "So, what did you do today?"
Yes, Vutha! In spoken English, starting a sentence with "So" is extremely common. It's a great way to start a new topic or ask a concluding question. However, try not to do it too much in formal writing. 🗣️
Teacher, can I write "cuz" in my English essay instead of "because"?