The avant-garde :
1.new and very modern ideas in art, music or literature that are sometimes surprising or shocking.
2. a group of artist, who introduce new and very modern ideas.


Question : find how meaning for so, and for each meaning.

· Used to emphasize an adjective or adverb, especially when this produce a particular result. Example: He was driving so fast that he couldn’t stop.

· Used in negative sentences for comparing people or thing. Example: she’s not so clever as we thought.

· Used in place of something that has been said already, to avoid repeating it. Example : are you coming by plane? If so, I can meet you at the airport.

· Not with verb in the negative also, too. Example : he’s a teacher and so is his wife.

· Used to show that you agree that sth is true, especially when you are surprised. Example : it’s getting late. So it is. We’d better go.

· (formal) used when you are showing in this way, like this. Example : It was a black insect, about so big.

· With the result that, therefore. Example : She felt very tired so she went to bed early.

· With the purpose that, in order that. Example : She wore dark glasses so nobody would recognize her.

· Used to show how one part of a story follows another. Example : so what happen next?