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24 Apr 2019, 16:31
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JS1290 The word "so" implies a causal connection between the two parts. E is basically saying that the routine reduces injury BECAUSE dancers warm up with it every time. The causation really runs the other way: because the routine reduces injury, dancers warm up with it. You might say something like this: "Warmup and stretching exercises are proven to reduce injury, so our dance troupe runs through a routine of these exercises before every performance."
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