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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'so to be' is not a grammatically correct phrase and should not be used in written English
Instead, you can use more appropriate phrases such as 'therefore', 'thus', 'consequently', etc. For example, "He failed the exam, so consequently he had to retake it."
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'So to be expected... to..
Our beat so to be beaten.
So to be able to do that is good.
I love so to be in your body.
So to be safe, filing a protective claim makes sense.
So, to be good is to be seen as shallow.
Look, I have white hair, so to be younger?
So, to be sure that you have a real gene, more concrete evidence is required.
So to be involved in all of them is pretty surprising.
"So to be interested in descriptive diagnosis was to be superficial and a little bit stupid".
So to be able to say it and then to disappear is pretty great".
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