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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and so she does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to affirm or confirm that someone is indeed doing something that was previously mentioned or implied.
Example: "She has always been dedicated to her work, and so she does put in extra hours to ensure everything is perfect."
Alternatives: "and indeed she does" or "and that is exactly what she does."
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And so she does.
And so she does, dish by dish, spoonful by spoonful.
And so she does not say it and they do, happily — a happy surprise.
And so she does, for it turns out that Marigold is manic depressive.
And so she does, triumphantly taunting him for not being a "man".
Any dodgy or paedo connotations are cancelled, apparently, by the fact that this is the man she is destined to marry and so she does.
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And so she did.
She wanted to beat me and so she did".
And so she did, in abundance.
"'I'm going to continue.'" And so she did.
The heroine wanted to roam free, and so she did.
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