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very much / so much
0 Hi guys! When do we use the words 01 u 00 very much 02 u 00 ? and the words 01 u 00 so much 02 u 00 ? As in the sentence "Thank you 01 u 00 so much 02 u 00 ." or "Thank you 01 u 00 very much 02 u 00 ." Thanks a lot 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br 02 br 01 font 00 When do we use the words 01 u 00 very much 02 u 00 ? and the words 01 u 00 so much 02 u 00 ? " 02 font 00 In current English, particularly spoken, they have basically the same meaning.
- 0 Hi, 02 br 02 br 01 font 00 When do we use the words 01 u 00 very much 02 u 00 ?
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- " 02 font 00 In current English, particularly spoken, they have basically the same meaning.
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01 font 00 When do we use the words 01 u 00 very much 02 u 00 ? and the words 01 u 00 so much 02 u 00 ? As in the sentence "Thank you 01 u 00 so much 02 u 00 ." or "Thank you 01 u 00 very much 02 u 00 ." 02 font 00 In current English, particularly spoken, they have
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Please take a look at these two sentences:
"Why do you like Steve so much?"
"I like Steve so much because he is a very kind person."
"I like Steve very much because he is a very kind person."
Both answers are correct, right?
The question here is whether to use "so much" before because.
So much,
"Why do you like Steve so much?"
"I like Steve so much because he is a very kind person."
"I like Steve very much because he is a very kind person."
Both answers are correct, right?
The question here is whether to use "so much" before because.
So much,
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Hi,
"Why do you like Steve so much?"
"I like Steve so much because he is a very kind person."
"I like Steve very much because he is a very kind person."
Both answers are correct, right?
The question here is whether to use "so much" before because.
So much, meaning "to such a degree" is often us
"Why do you like Steve so much?"
"I like Steve so much because he is a very kind person."
"I like Steve very much because he is a very kind person."
Both answers are correct, right?
The question here is whether to use "so much" before because.
So much, meaning "to such a degree" is often us
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