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Lagataw Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
The expression so-so
Is the expression "so-so" common? e.g. Some students think she's a good teacher. For me, she is just so-so.
or are there far more common alternatives?
or are there far more common alternatives?
Top answer
It is common and informal. The formal equivalent is 'mediocre'.
- It is common and informal.
- The formal equivalent is 'mediocre'.
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It is common and informal. The formal equivalent is 'mediocre'.
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Hi,
My experience in my classroom is that many of my students use so-so much, much too often. They see it as 'easy English' and a way to avoid using better English.
I just tell them not to say it, or to say it no more than once a day.
My experience in my classroom is that many of my students use so-so much, much too often. They see it as 'easy English' and a way to avoid using better English.
I just tell them not to say it, or to say it no more than once a day.
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