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so much so
When would someone use so much so? Is this correctly used?
I believe in fitness so much so that if I don't work out at least 4 hours a day, I feel bad.
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I believe in fitness so much so that if I don't work out at least 4 hours a day, I feel bad.
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I believe in fitness so much that if I don't work out at least 4 hours a day, I feel bad . The horn of the rhino is highly prized in traditional Asian medicine, so much so that a single horn can fetch up to a quarter million dollars. ('so' = so highly prized) The construction and eventual decommissioning of the plants can be enormous, so much so that the EROI calculations can be surprisingly low.
- I believe in fitness so much that if I don't work out at least 4 hours a day, I feel bad .
- The horn of the rhino is highly prized in traditional Asian medicine, so much so that a single horn can fetch up to a quarter million dollars.
- ('so' = so highly prized) The construction and eventual decommissioning of the plants can be enormous, so much so that the EROI calculations can be surprisingly low.
- ('so' = so enormous)
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I believe in fitness so much that if I don't work out at least 4 hours a day, I feel bad.
The horn of the rhino is highly prized in traditional Asian medicine, so much so that a single horn can fetch up to a quarter million dollars. ('so' = so highly prized)
The construction and eventual decommissioning of t
The horn of the rhino is highly prized in traditional Asian medicine, so much so that a single horn can fetch up to a quarter million dollars. ('so' = so highly prized)
The construction and eventual decommissioning of t
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This was in a TV series.
She says this to her daughter.
When my husband died, I hurt for myself so much so that I forgot to hurt for you.
Is it correct english to 'hurt for someone'? Is it slang?
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This is another example. Can you tell me what you think?
This was in a TV series.
She says this to her daughter.
When my husband died, I hurt for myself so much so that I forgot to hurt for you.
Is it correct english to 'hurt for someone'? Is it slang?
Thank you
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AnonymousIs it correct english to 'hurt for someone'? Is it slang?'Hurt for someone' is fine and common; not slang. If you transcribed it correctly, there was a slip of the tongue:
When my husband died, I hurt for myself so much that I forgot to hurt for you.
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