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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Grammar check pls
Is it correct to say,
"Recently, my workload has been increased so much."
Thank you!
"Recently, my workload has been increased so much."
Thank you!
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" When we use "so much" without the "that," it's usually an exclamation. "Ouch! " But the same sentence can also be declarative.
- " When we use "so much" without the "that," it's usually an exclamation.
- "Ouch!
- " But the same sentence can also be declarative.
- Recently, my workload has been increased too much.
- This could be declarative or exclamatory.
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"Recently, my workload has been increased so much."
In a declarative sentence, we'd expect "so much that I simply can't keep up."
When we use "so much" without the "that," it's usually an exclamation.
"Ouch! It hurts so much!"
This is not exactly true of "too much."
In a declarative sentence, we'd expect "so much that I simply can't keep up."
When we use "so much" without the "that," it's usually an exclamation.
"Ouch! It hurts so much!"
This is not exactly true of "too much."
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miyabiIs it correct to say,It's not really awful, but there are other ways to say it. I'd say:
"Recently, my workload has been increased so much."
Thank you!
My workload has been increased a lot recently.
CJ
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