Incorrect.
The word ‘so’ is same as ‘because’ or it follows.
I wrote this comment,
- so -
that I could correct the author’s fallcy.
fallcy. Do you mean fallacy?
Good point for a specific application, yet even in that case “so that I could” can be replaced succinctly by “to”.
That is correct usage for “so”. So, what does that have to do with the usage as an interjection at the beginning of a sentence? :=)
Incorrect.
The word ‘so’ is same as ‘because’ or it follows.
I wrote this comment,
- so -
that I could correct the author’s fallcy.
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I believe the author is picking on the word ‘so’ as it is ‘so’ overused, that it’s ‘so’ fricking unbelievable.
It’s like someone going ‘uh’ or ‘like’ as they speak. It’s a verbal stammer.