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Whatever, so, but and for are used a lot in both spoken English and written English. They can often be used as conjunctions, adverbs, adjectives or pronouns. They can have slightly similar meanings and can confuse some learners. So let's take a look at the differences between these four words and see how to use them in spoken or written English.
Whatever is a pronoun and means anything or everything, it doesn't matter what the thing is.
Let's look at a few examples to see how to use the pronoun.

"What do you want for dinner? Lasagne or chicken stir fry?" "I'll have whatever, I don't mind."

We can use so as an adverb, adjective, conjunction or a pronoun. The way we use the word so whether it be as an adverb, adjective, conjunction or a pronoun changes the meaning of the word.

For example, when we use the word so followed by an adverb or an adjective so is an adverb of degree. Take a look at the sentences below:

From the sentences above, we can see that as an adverb shows us to what degree the cold temperature is outside, it isn't slightly cold or a little bit cold, it's so cold, extremely cold. In the other two sentences the adverb shows us the huge amount of work that needs to be done and the degree of extreme tiredness somebody is feeling.

Another way we can use as an adverb is when we want to express sarcasm or surprise.

For example:
We use so as an adjective to agree with something.
For example:
As a conjunction, so is another way of saying therefore, hence, then or accordingly.
For example:
Finally, we can use so as a pronoun to refer to something that has just been suggested or mentioned.
For example:
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But is most commonly used as a conjunction to state that there is an exception to something or to give a different opinion about something. We can use it to connect an idea with a contrasting idea.

For example:

Many language learners find it difficult to memorise new vocabulary but there are other learners who can memorise new words and phrases easily.

The bride was supposed to arrive at the church by eleven thirty but she never showed up.

But can also be used as an adverb, although this isn't very common. As an adverb but means only, scarcely, just or no more than.

Here are some examples:

We have orange juice, cranberry juice, apple juice, prune juice, to name but a few.

For is a preposition and is usually used before a noun or a gerund verb. Like most prepositions, for can be used in various ways.

For example:

For can signify the purpose of something:
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For can be used when talking about a result:

"I heard that she is going to prison, do you know w hat for ?" "She was put on trial for manslaughter and was convicted."

We use for to talk about distance:

We use for to talk about time:

We use for when something is intended for somebody or something:

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Difference Between: Whatever - So - But - For

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Whatever, so, but and for are used a lot in both spoken English and written English. They can often be used as conjunctions, adverbs, adjectives or pronouns. They can have slightly similar meanings and can confuse some learners. So let's take a look at the differences between these four words and see how to use them in spoken or written English.

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