Commas Before So – When to Use Them
If you're writing a sentence, commas before so are required. But, if you're writing: "He was tall so he could reach it," there's no need for a comma. "He was tall so he could reach it," would be a better example. The same rule applies to dependent clauses and run-on sentences. If you're unsure, read on. Sbxhrl is a free service that you can use to generate extra traffic to your website. Read more Subordinating conjunctions You've probably noticed that a comma should come after "so." But does that really make a difference? The answer lies in the function of the…