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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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His arms and legs were so cold.
We were so worried.
Is the meaning of "so" in the two sentences "extremely" and "very"?
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We were so worried.
Is the meaning of "so" in the two sentences "extremely" and "very"?
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Basicly, so , very , extremely have the same meaning. But it seems like the meaning of so is stronger than the meaning of very and the meaning of extremely is stronger than the meaning of so .... extremely>so>very For ex: '' I was very cold but I still tried to go home '' .
- Basicly, so , very , extremely have the same meaning.
- But it seems like the meaning of so is stronger than the meaning of very and the meaning of extremely is stronger than the meaning of so ....
- extremely>so>very For ex: '' I was very cold but I still tried to go home '' .
- Although I was cold, but I still could go home.
- I was so cold that I couldn't go home easily - Because of the coldness, I wasn't strong enough to go home, but I tried to go home hardly.
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Basicly, so, very, extremely have the same meaning. But it seems like the meaning of so is stronger than the meaning of very and the meaning of extremely is stronger than the meaning of so
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Thank you SOmuch Gigilian.
That is a great explanation and opinion!
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That is a great explanation and opinion!
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