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Discover Ludwig"so, then" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to join two sentences, or to emphasize a result that follows from what has been said. For example: I'm going to the store. So, then I'll be able to buy the groceries I need.
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So, then what?
So then now.
So then I'll say: "O.K.
So, then, what about them?
"So then they take photographs.
KHATCHADOURIAN: So then what happened?
So then there were seven.
So then whatever happened happened.
So then I got sober.
Not so then".
"So, then?" Samsa echoed.
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