adv 1. showing how much ○ It’s so cold that the lake is covered with ice. ○ We liked Greece so much that we’re going there again on holiday next year. ○ The soup was so salty that I couldn’t eat it. 2. very ○ She was so kind to us when we were children. ○ The film was not so boring after all. 3. also ○ She was late and so was I. ○ The children all caught flu, and so did their teacher. ○ I like apples – So do I. ○ He’s a good cook and so is his wife. ○ The teacher will be late and so will everyone else. 4. showing that the answer is ‘yes’ ○ Does this train go to London? – I think so. ○ Was your car completely smashed? – I’m afraid so. ○ Will you be coming to the party? – I hope so! ○ Are they going to be at the meeting? – I suppose so. ■ conj 1. and this is the reason why ○ It was snowing hard so we couldn’t go for a walk. ○ She’s got flu so she can’t come to the office. 2. so, so that in order that ○ People riding bikes should wear bright clothes so that drivers can see them easily. 3. used to avoid repeating an adjective ○ He’s very bossy, and his wife is even more so. § so as (not) to in order (not) to ○ They had to run to the station so as not to miss the train. § so far until now § so there that’s my opinion, and it’s none of your business § so what what does it matter. [ so-so
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