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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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The use of "So much so that"
Hi,
I want to know if this is correct:
She was ugly, so much so that when she smiled, he thought she looked like an old witch.
Is it okay to use 'when' after 'so much so that?'
Alfa
I want to know if this is correct:
She was ugly, so much so that when she smiled, he thought she looked like an old witch.
Is it okay to use 'when' after 'so much so that?'
Alfa
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It is more intelligible with a comma: She was ugly, so much so , that when she smiled, he thought she looked like an old witch.
- It is more intelligible with a comma: She was ugly, so much so , that when she smiled, he thought she looked like an old witch.
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It is more intelligible with a comma:
She was ugly, so much so, that when she smiled, he thought she looked like an old witch.
She was ugly, so much so, that when she smiled, he thought she looked like an old witch.
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