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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

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The YV is so hot. You must have been watching it for a long time otherwise it wouldn't have been so hot.

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The TV is so hot. You must have been watching it for a long time otherwise it wouldn't be so hot. The TV was so hot.

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  • The TV is so hot.
  • You must have been watching it for a long time otherwise it wouldn't be so hot.
  • The TV was so hot.
  • You must have been watching it for a long time otherwise it wouldn't have been so hot.
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The TV is so hot. You must have been watching it for a long time otherwise it wouldn't be so hot.

The TV was so hot. You must have been watching it for a long time otherwise it wouldn't have been so hot.
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Can I put something extra here. Can I say,
The Tv is so hot. You much have been watching it for a long time. Turn it off.
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The TV is so hot. You must have been watching it for a long time. Turn it off.

I imagine that you are using "so" to mean "very". This is accepted in casual speech. In more careful or formal English, use "very" instead.
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