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Karen15 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

So / very

Hello,

What is the difference between 'so" and 'very'? Which one is stronger?
For example, which of the following phrases is stronger?

1. So cute.
2. Very cute.

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Note that a lot of people use 'so' simply to mean 'very', particularly in casual speech. Used like this, the words are of equal strength. For differences in meaning, have a look here.

— Clive

  • Note that a lot of people use 'so' simply to mean 'very', particularly in casual speech.
  • Used like this, the words are of equal strength.
  • For differences in meaning, have a look here.
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Note that a lot of people use 'so' simply to mean 'very', particularly in casual speech. Used like this, the words are of equal strength.

For differences in meaning, have a look here.
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CliveNote that a lot of people use...
Thank you so much.
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