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Veronica 222 Posted 13 years ago
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Can I say: "You so do it" or "You do it so" meaning "You do it so much"??
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"You do it so much" means that the other person does it often, or to a great extent. "You do it so" could mean the same, but it is not a common thing to say. g.
- "You do it so much" means that the other person does it often, or to a great extent.
- "You do it so" could mean the same, but it is not a common thing to say.
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- ) "You so do it" can be a way of asserting that the other person does do something, especially if that has been denied.
- You hear this in casual English, but in my opinion it is not fully correct in standard English.
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"You do it so much" means that the other person does it often, or to a great extent. "You do it so" could mean the same, but it is not a common thing to say. (It could also mean "You do it in this way", e.g. when demonstrating how to do something, but that is a different type of meaning.)
"You so do it" can be a way of asserting that the other person does do something, especially i
"You so do it" can be a way of asserting that the other person does do something, especially i
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