because I did so

What does by doing so mean?

because I did so

Is over and above the same?

We usually use above, but not over, when there is no contact between the things referred to. Over or on top of have a more general meaning, and can be used when one thing touches or covers another: They made her comfortable and put a blanket over her….

What is the difference between down and below?

As prepositions the difference between below and down is that below is lower in spatial position than while down is from the higher end to the lower of.

Is to do so formal?

The expressions do so, do it and do that are often used to avoid repeating a verb and its object or complement. These structures are rather formal. He asked me to get out and I did so without protesting….

What does to do so mean?

“To do so” is part of a sentence that implies an action is required. For example, I want to go on vacation in Hawaii. To do so, I need to save up money. Another example, I’m sick and need to go to the doctor. I need to make an appointment to do so.

Do so Vs do it?

“Do it” is the correct usage, when ‘it’ refers to a noun and “Do so” is the correct usage, when ‘so’ refers to an action or clause. Let us further illustrate this point through some examples. “Do so” should be utilized when ‘so’ refers to an action or clause, and “Do it” should be utilized when ‘it’ refers to a noun.

Did so meaning in English?

“Did so” means that that was the reason that they made that theory….

What is so in English?

conjunction. English Language Learners Definition of so (Entry 2 of 4) : for that reason : and therefore. —used to say the reason for something. —used in speech to introduce a statement or question.

Would do so meaning?

The phrase “do so” means, “do the thing previously mentioned”. It’s a way to avoid repeating the same words….

Can you start a sentence with to do so?

“To do so” is fine at the beginning of a sentence, but not after the first sentence in your second example. “To do so” does not work with “fire fighting or job.” Sonorous is right. “To do it” works with both “job,” which is a noun, not a verb form, and with fire fighting, which acts as a noun.

What is over in grammar?

Over as a preposition We use over to talk about movement or position at a higher level than something else: We can also use over when talking about movement across a surface: A small boat came over the lake and approached our cottage….