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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
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Hi every body
what are the differences between the following words:
so e.g. I am so sorry
too e.g too much
very e.g very good
what are the differences between the following words:
so e.g. I am so sorry
too e.g too much
very e.g very good
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com to look at these words (in the sense I think you mean them). As you know, they are similar. "Very" and "so" are particularly close in meaning.
- com to look at these words (in the sense I think you mean them).
- As you know, they are similar.
- "Very" and "so" are particularly close in meaning.
- "Too" is easier to distinguish from the others because it usually means excessive (often excessive to a degree that is not good ).
- too - More than enough; excessively: She worries too much.
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Hello,
I went to www.dictionary.com to look at these words (in the sense I think you mean them). As you know, they are similar. "Very" and "so" are particularly close in meaning. "Too" is easier to distinguish from the others because it usually means excessive (often excessive to a degree that is not good).
I went to www.dictionary.com to look at these words (in the sense I think you mean them). As you know, they are similar. "Very" and "so" are particularly close in meaning. "Too" is easier to distinguish from the others because it usually means excessive (often excessive to a degree that is not good).
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