What is the meaning of so on and so forth?

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1. What is the meaning of so on and so forth?
2. How do you say and so on and so forth?
3. What is the difference between so forth and so on?
4. Is so on and so forth formal?
5. What can I say instead of etc?
6. Is it correct and so on?
7. How do you write so on?
8. How do you say so in formal?
9. What can I write instead of etc?
10. Is it OK to end a sentence with etc?
11. How do you say etc in a formal way?
12. How do you say etc professionally?
13. How do you reply to so so?
14. How do you formally say etc?
15. What can I say instead of so on?
16. Is so a formal word?
17. Is Etcetera a formal word?
18. How do I use etc in a sentence?
19. How do you end with etc?

What is the meaning of so on and so forth?

You use and so on or and so forth at the end of a list to indicate that there are other items that you could also mention.

How do you say and so on and so forth?

so

1. and so forth.
2. and so on.
3. even so.
4. in such manner.
5. in such wise.
6. in this degree.
7. in this way.
8. on this wise.

What is the difference between so forth and so on?

so on and so forth - And so on and so forth mean the same as etcetera (etc.) There's no difference as such.

Is so on and so forth formal?

New Member. ... and so on is a slightly less formal way of saying ... and so forth. They have exactly the same meaning.

What can I say instead of etc?

et cetera

• along with others.
• and all.
• and on and on.
• and others.
• and so on.
• and the like.
• and the rest.
• whatever.

Is it correct and so on?

It is used in formal writing, usually in end-notes or footnotes. In main paragraphs it is more stylistically accurate to use and so on. You can also use and so forth, it has the same meaning.

How do you write so on?

The two phrases are almost equal. "etc." is a Latin abbreviation while " and so on" is an English phrase. WRITTEN ABBREVIATION FOR et cetera: and other similar things.

How do you say so in formal?

Yes, the general idea is that in formal writing you should avoid the idea entirely as being too vague. Either omit it or be more specific. However, the Chicago Manual of Style accepts 'etc' within bracketed remarks, and it all accepts et cetera, and so forth, and so on, and and the like.

What can I write instead of etc?

et cetera

• along with others.
• and all.
• and on and on.
• and others.
• and so on.
• and the like.
• and the rest.
• whatever.

Is it OK to end a sentence with etc?

If a statement ends with “etc.” the period in the abbreviation does double duty, serving as the full stop to end the sentence. If, however, you need another mark of punctuation after an abbreviation, you can put it after the period.

How do you say etc in a formal way?

'Etc. ' is quite formal, although you could expand it to 'et cetera' if you wanted. It can also be stylised '&c.

How do you say etc professionally?

Personally, I would simply use "etc.", short for et cetera (Latin, from et "and" and cetera "the rest", neuter plural of ceterus "left over"). You may use "among others" or "to name a few".

How do you reply to so so?

Be aware that "So-so" will often be interpreted by an anglophone as a euphemism for "not very well, actually". Unless things are clearly negative, the usual response is the meaningless "Fine, thanks". If things were really positive, you'd usually get "Great, thanks."

How do you formally say etc?

'Etc. ' is quite formal, although you could expand it to 'et cetera' if you wanted. It can also be stylised '&c.

What can I say instead of so on?

What is another word for and so on?

and the like	and suchlike
and whatnot	and all that
or more of the same	et cetera et cetera
yada yada yada	and all this
and so on and so forth	and more of the same

Is so a formal word?

The following list will help you to recognize the informal and formal ways of saying the same thing....Transitions – Informal & Formal.

Informal	Formal
Plus/Also	Moreover/ Furthermore
But	However
So	Therefore/Thus
Also	In addition, Additionally

Is Etcetera a formal word?

The expression “et cetera” is rarely used. Its abbreviation “etc.” is discouraged in formal writing; CMOS recommends that, if used, it should be confined to parenthetical material or lists and tables.

How do I use etc in a sentence?

How to Use Et Cetera in a Sentence

1. Allow the children to eat only healthy food—vegetables, fruits, etc. ...
2. Allow the children to eat only healthy food—vegetables, cupcakes, etc. ...
3. The children should bring paper, pencils, scissors, etc. ...
4. The children should bring crayons, blankets, birth certificates, etc.

How do you end with etc?

If a statement ends with “etc.” the period in the abbreviation does double duty, serving as the full stop to end the sentence. If, however, you need another mark of punctuation after an abbreviation, you can put it after the period.