20th-Aug-19, 07:08 PM
It is so grammatically incorrect and so annoying. Apparently someone out there in PR land thought it was a good thing for the clients to use in presentations and when interviewed. Starting a sentence with "so" is supposedly 'positive' and shows the speaker 'means business', but when I hear it I know "so" is going to be followed not by the speaker's own words, but a statement provided by their organisation's PR department...

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