So/very much as adjective
?1. It's not very much as realistic.
2. It's not so much as realistic.
Are both sentences all correct and natural?
I think so.. and I would like to know context where 1 and 2 can be used if possible .
Top answer
1 and 2 are not right. It you want to use "very much" and "so much" in this situation, it would have to be in something like the following: It's not very much like real life. ) It's not so much realistic as surrealistic.
- 1 and 2 are not right.
- It you want to use "very much" and "so much" in this situation, it would have to be in something like the following: It's not very much like real life.
- ) It's not so much realistic as surrealistic.
- )
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1 and 2 are not right. It you want to use "very much" and "so much" in this situation, it would have to be in something like the following:
It's not very much like real life. (= It's not at all like real life.)
It's not so much realistic as surrealistic. (= It's not realistic at all; it's surrealistic.)
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