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Usage of close so in English

The borders might close so you need to be prepared … Yes. 
 News.com.au 

I want to keep them close so as to ensure their... safety. 
 The Departure 

People don't realise that if the mines close so do the towns. 
 News.com.au 

Or she could be sticking close so she could help someone else. 
 The accident man 

She beckons me close so that she can whisper in my ear. 
 The Kingmaker’s Daughter 

Nobody expects it to win, but maybe now it won't close so soon. 
 The Guardian 

But the day did not close so auspiciously as it began. 
 Sense and Sensibility 

Then he stepped quite close so that his words might not be overheard. 
 The Chessmen of Mars 

Rapp leaned in close so he could read the tiny print. 
 Act of treason 

He built a fire and we all sat close so we could listen. 
 Escape 

I was close so I decided to drop by for dinner. 
 Speaking in Bones 

She pulled the chair up close so she could look into his eyes. 
 The girl with the dragon tattoo 

I hurried to catch up with them, staying close so I could eavesdrop. 
 BBC 

I leaned close so that I could look into her eyes. 
 The Name of the Wind 

The tragedy is that the choice to close so many schools was hardly cut-and-dried. 
 NY Magazine 

I was most fascinated and came close so that I might hear her better. 
 The new yorker 

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Meanings of close so in English