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sew, so, or sow? Do not confuse the spelling of sew, so, and sow, which sound similar. Both sew and sow are verbs: sew means "to join things or repair or make something using a needle and thread" and sow means "plant seed." So is an adverb or conjunction introducing a reason, consequence, etc.: Put your coat on so that you won't get cold. He asked me outright, so I had to tell him. So is also used in numerous fixed phrases, as in office equipment, stationery, and so on; so many things to do; so be it; so what?
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