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so ... that .......... as/because

1. Given: He worked so hard that he passed with several distinctions.
Rewritten: He passed with several distinctions as he worked very hard.
2. Given: Mi Mi is so helpful that people love her.
Rewritten: People love Mi Mi because she is helpful.
3. Given: It was such a cold day that we stayed indoors.
Rewritten: We stayed indoors because it was a very cold day.
In rewritten sentence for #1, why can't we use the words "so and too?
In rewritten sentence for #2, Why can't we use the words "so and very"?
In rewritten sentence for #3, why can't we use the word "so and too"? Thanks a trillion.
  

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1. Given: He worked so hard that he passed with distinction . Rewritten: He passed with distinction, as he worked very hard.

— Mister Micawber

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  • Given: He worked so hard that he passed with distinction .
  • Rewritten: He passed with distinction, as he worked very hard.
  • 2.
  • Given: Mi Mi is so helpful that people love her.
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1. Given: He worked so hard that he passed with distinction.
Rewritten: He passed with distinction, as he worked very hard.


2. Given: Mi Mi is so helpful that people love her.
Rewritten: People love Mi Mi because she is very helpful.


3. Given: It was such a cold day that we stayed indoors.
Rewritten: W
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