so asr> (to do smth.)];
2.b> .i> i> , ; ; I'm so glad to see you ; their attitude is so very English / ; I do love it so / ; you've been so kind. How can I thank you? . ,i> ?
3.b> :i> she's not so clever as we thought , ; he was not so quick a learner as his brother , ; it's not so easy as you'd think , ;
4.b> , :i> "is he coming?" "I hope so" "?" ",i> i>"; "I failed, didn't I?" "I'm afraid so" "i> , ?" ", "; "are you coming by plane? If so, I can meet you at the airport" " ? / , "; I hear that you're a writer is that so? , / ? George is going to help me, or so he says , , ; they asked me to call them and I did so , ;
5.b> , ; -; times have changed and so have I ; as the demand rises, so do prices ; "I prefer the first version." "So do we" " " " "; I like singing and so does my sister ;
6.b> , i> ; ; "you were there, too." "So I was I'd forgotten" " " ", "; "there's another one." "So there is" ", " ", "; "it's getting late." "So it is. We'd better go"" " ". , ";
7.b> ,i> ; ,i> ; ,i> / ; it was a black insect, about so big , / ,i> ; stand with your arms out, so , , ; fold the paper in two diagonally, like so , , ;
8.b> :i> ever sob> , ; he sat there ever so quietly i> ; so asb> / , [.i> .i> 1]; the particles are so small as to be almost invisible i> , ; would you be so kind as to lock the door when you leave? , , ; so as (to do smth.)b> i> , i> ; ,i> [.i> .i> 1]; we went early so as to get good seats , i> ; so muchb> ) , ; just so much and no more ; by the time you've paid so much for the ferry and so much for the train fare, it would be cheaper to go by plane , , ; ) , , ; he is so much respected ; the twins are so much alike I can hardly tell which is which , , ; ) ; ; it's just so much nonsense ( ); ) .i> , ; I cannot say so much for his acquaintance C. D. C. D.-i> ; I would answer, that I understand so much , ; he kissed her hand. He had not done so much for years before . , / ; so much asb> i> ; off she went without so much as a "goodbye" , / "" ; he sat down without so much as a word to anyone , ; so much so thatb> / , ; we are very busy so much so that we won't be able to take time off this year i>, ; in so far asb> .i> insofar asr>; in so much asb> .i> insomuch asr>; not so much asb> ; it's not so much a hobby as a career , ; , ; so farb> , , ; ; detectives are so far at a loss to explain the reason for his death / ; so far asb> , [.i> .i> as far asr> ); .i> far IIr> 4]; so far as I am concerned, you can do what you like , , ; so thatb> , ; / , [.i> .i> 1]; the programme has been so organized that none of the talks overlap , ;
and so onb> ; we discussed everything when to go, what to see and so on - , ; they sell pens, pencils, paper and so on , , ; and so forthb> = and so on; I told you sob> ; "I missed the bus." "I told you so. I said you needed to leave earlier" " " " . , -"; or sob> ; a hundred or so people came to the meeting / ; so be itb> .i> , ; if he doesn't want to be involved, then so be it , , ; so long!b> .i> ! so much for thatb> ) ( i>); so much for the situation in Germany. Now we turn our attention to France . ; ) .i> ( , , .i>); so much for that idea! ! so much for that diet! I didn't lose any weight at all ! ; so to say / to speak /b> ; ; they were all very similar. All cut from the same cloth, so to speak . , .
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