2015年10月27日 · Other forms of SO are different parts of speech. SO THAT specifically does not require a comma when used preceding the predicate part of a sentence. SO MUCH is an adverbial phrase (in every context I can think of) and would not require a comma on either side. You can usually avoid the word "that" following SO MUCH.

2021年9月19日 · When I use the phrase "so much," I normally mean it as a quantifier of an uncountable noun. That sounds pretty obtuse, but let me give examples: Don't use so much sugar; The patient is in so much pain; This is similar to "Don't use so many potatoes," but you can count potatoes easily, but sugar is difficult, and pain is uncountable. Alright?

2020年9月4日 · In this case, separating “So much as” is a red herring. The full idiom is “not so much A as B,”, meaning it’s rather B than A. But the form of this expression is quite flexible in that “not” can be absorbed into a contraction, such as “I didn’t” and “so much as” does not have to immediately follow “not”.

I have too much work to do. Using too like this would generally be way of declining an invitation to do something else, indicating that your work prevents you from accepting it. So, in your example, you have too much work to do to go the beach. It's not correct to say: I have so much work to do to accept your invitation....

2013年10月14日 · So much so that Lenin commissioned a leading party organizer and Georgian, Josef Stalin, to write a counter-attack (Both are from BNC). This particular sentence would be considered incorrect. It would be classified as a sentence fragment and needs something before the "so much so".

2020年12月22日 · I am very much happy. I am so much happy. I am happy very much. I am happy so much. Are all of the above sentences correct? We use the number (1) and (3) every day. But I think the number (2) isn't correct because we can't use "so + much+ adjective ". On the other hand, "so " is interchangeable with " very ".

2015年1月30日 · There is so much administration to do. *There is so much of administration to do. (ungrammatical) However, if they wanted to use another determiner with the noun administration, then they would have to use much of. Here are some examples with the determiner this: *There is so much this administration to do. (ungrammatical)

2012年4月9日 · 'She talks so much' and 'She talks a lot' are pretty much interchangeable. They are both simply observations without much judgement. She talks too much is an observation along with judgement – she ought to talk less. She talks very much is not a full sentence an AmE speaker is likely to say – don't know about other areas. The only time we ...

2019年8月26日 · We use the quantifiers much, many, a lot of, lots of to talk about quantities, amounts and degree. We can use them with a noun (as a determiner) or without a noun (as a pronoun).". So much, so many with a noun. We use so rather than very before much and many in affirmative clauses to emphasise a very large quantity of something: He has so much ...

2015年12月23日 · Don't put so much cinnamon in the coffee cake! You'll ruin it. that means: "Stop putting cinnamon in the coffee cake right now!" (That's enough cinnamon; any more than that will ruin the cake.) However, if we are eating the coffee cake, and I say: Don't put so much cinnamon in the coffee cake next time.