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AppleFanboy Posted 11 years ago
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convenience of living so?

I like the convenience of living so near work.

Why is 'so' used?

Does it refer to something in previous sentence?
  

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AppleFanboy Does it refer to something in previous sentence? No; it is used for emphasis.

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  • AppleFanboy Does it refer to something in previous sentence?
  • No; it is used for emphasis.
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AppleFanboyDoes it refer to something in previous sentence?
No; it is used for emphasis.
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Can I ask what does 'so' emphasizes on?

Is it the whole sentence, 'near', or something else?
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AppleFanboyIs it the whole sentence, 'near', or something else?
It emphasizes "near."
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In that sentence "so" is an adverb. It just means very.

It's so hot today.
I was so angry when I heard the news.
She is so beautiful.

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