The subspace spanned by $S$ is $\operatorname{span}S$, all finite linear combinations of its elements. It contains $S$ and is closed under combinations because sums and scalar multiples of finite combinations remain finite combinations. Any subspace containing $S$ must contain all these combinations, proving minimality.
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