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Corocoro Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
difference between 'so' and 'very"
Hi, I'm trying to find out the difference between 'so' and 'very'.
When you say "I'm so tired." or "I'm very tired.", are there any differences?
Also does "It's so hot out there!" differ from "It's very hot out there!" ?
Thank you for your help
When you say "I'm so tired." or "I'm very tired.", are there any differences?
Also does "It's so hot out there!" differ from "It's very hot out there!" ?
Thank you for your help
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" ? 'So' in that use is synonymous with 'very' but it is casual English only.
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- 'So' in that use is synonymous with 'very' but it is casual English only.
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corocoroWhen you say "I'm so tired." or "I'm very tired.", are there any differences?Also does "It's so hot out there!" differ from "It's very hot out there!" ?'So' in that use is synonymous with 'very' but it is casual English only.
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