Using So 1. You can use ‘so’ when you mean that something is ‘very, very.’TrueFalse 2. "So" is only used with adverbs (ex: badly, sadly, sweetly), but not adjectives (beautiful, awful, careful).TrueFalse 3. This is an example sentence using ‘so’ + ‘that’. Fill in the blanks! He is late ___ ________ _____ it makes me think he doesn’t care about his job.so rarely thatso that oftenrarely that soso often that 4. Fill in the blank with ‘so’ + an adjective: I felt ___ _________ about the meeting with our clients last week, that I expected to hear back from them by now.so poorlyso confidentconfident sopoorly so 5. Choose the correct sentence.A) That presentation was so better than the first one. B) That presentation was so much better than the first one. Time is Up! Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
