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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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so / very much
Hello.
I would like to ask you the use of "so" and "very", both of which empasize the meaning of verbs.
What is the difference between "very much" and "so much"?
Sparky believed in his ability very much. (from Power On)
In the sentence, is it possible to say "Sparky believed in his ability so much"?
Thank you.
I would like to ask you the use of "so" and "very", both of which empasize the meaning of verbs.
What is the difference between "very much" and "so much"?
Sparky believed in his ability very much. (from Power On)
In the sentence, is it possible to say "Sparky believed in his ability so much"?
Thank you.
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Anonymous In the sentence, is it possible to say "Sparky believed in his ability so much"? Yes. So can be an informal synonym for very .
- Anonymous In the sentence, is it possible to say "Sparky believed in his ability so much"?
- Yes.
- So can be an informal synonym for very .
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AnonymousIn the sentence, is it possible to say "Sparky believed in his ability so much"?Yes. So can be an informal synonym for very.
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