VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

And So On

Meaning:

Indicates that a list continues in a similar manner, etc.

Examples:

  • I bought apples, bananas, oranges, and so on.
  • She invited her friends, family, and so on to the party.
  • The store sells clothes, shoes, accessories, and so on.
  • We discussed the budget, the timeline, and so on during the meeting.
  • He packed his suitcase with shirts, pants, socks, and so on.
  • The children played with toys, games, and so on in the park.
  • The menu offered pasta, pizza, salad, and so on.
  • She listed her hobbies as reading, writing, painting, and so on.
  • The library has books, magazines, newspapers, and so on.
  • The supermarket sells bread, milk, eggs, and so on.
  • The student brought pencils, erasers, rulers, and so on to class.
  • The office supplies included pens, paper, staplers, and so on.
  • The recipe called for flour, sugar, butter, and so on.
  • The car had a radio, air conditioning, power windows, and so on.
  • The restaurant served steak, chicken, fish, and so on.
  • The hiker packed a backpack with water, snacks, a map, and so on.
  • The teacher explained grammar, vocabulary, and so on to the students.
  • The store sold toys, games, puzzles, and so on.
  • The library offered books, DVDs, CDs, and so on.
  • The supermarket sold fruits, vegetables, meat, and so on.
  • The student brought notebooks, textbooks, and so on to school.
  • The office supplies included binders, folders, and so on.
  • The recipe called for salt, pepper, and so on.
  • The car had a sunroof, leather seats, and so on.
  • The restaurant served appetizers, main courses, and so on.
  • She grows many kinds of flowers-roses, violets, sunflowers, and so on.
  • But the method differs with every artist, every singer, and so on.
  • The tunnel from Bombay to London, and so on.
  • For example, to modify, select to move, and so on.
  • Some countries, entries and exits points are harbors, airports, and so on.
  • That security has multiple dimensions: political, military, energy, food, and so on.
  • They're feeling "warm" at 2.9 times the normal level, and so on.
  • No, not potatoes, but tomatoes, aromatic plants and so on.
  • Who is to pay for the wetlands, for biodiversity, and so on?
  • And the same for 300 and 400 and so on.