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Moguwai007 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

You so want one. and So you want one

This is a touch-screen kiosk at McDonald.
It says "You so want one."

Does it mean "So you want one?"?
If so, what is the difference between "You so want one." and"So you want one."?

Is it grammatically correct?

  

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"You so want one" is a statement and it means "you want one very much."

"So you want one" is a question or statement and it means either "do you want one?" or it means "It is true that you want one."

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