A2 very, extremely, or to such a degree很,非常,这么,那么
not standard used before a noun or before "not" to emphasize what is being said(用在名词或 not 前表示强调)
used at the end of a sentence to mean to a very great degree(放在句末表示程度高)
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He's so unreliable.
It was so kind of you.
I'm so tired.
He's so gorgeous.
She's so tall.
B1 used usually before the verbs "have", "be", or "do", and other auxiliary verbs to express the meaning "in the same way" or "in a similar way"(通常用于 have,be,do 等助动词前)同样,像这样
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"We went on Saturday." "So did we."
"I'm fed up with him." "So am I."
"I've really put on weight." "So have I."
"I'd like to go skiing." "So would I."
"We're going to France this summer." "So are we."
A2 used to avoid repeating a phrase mentioned earlier(用于代替先前提到的短语以避免重复)这样,如此
B2 used to say that a situation mentioned earlier is correct or true是这样,像那样
used to say that a fact that has just been stated is certainly true的确如此,的确这样
used instead of repeating an adjective that has already been mentioned(用于代替已提到过的形容词以避免重复)
US child's word used, especially by children, to argue against a negative statement(尤为儿语)偏偏,就是
C1 to act in the way mentioned(按照所提到的)这么做
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"Will Charles be there?" "I think so."
"Is Lucy coming?" "I hope so."
"Are they leaving Manchester?" "I believe so."
Alice works there - or so I was told.
Oliver was furious - or so Tilly told me.
in this way, or like this以这种方式,这样
used when you are showing how something is done(用于示范如何做)就这样
used when you are representing the size of something(用于表示大小)这么,那么
A2 used at the beginning of a sentence to connect it with something that has been said or has happened previously(放在句首,表示和已说过或已发生过的事相联系)如此,这样,那么
A2 used as a way of making certain that you or someone else understand something correctly, often when you are repeating the important points of a plan(用于进行确认)那么,这么说
A2 used to refer to a discovery that you have just made(表示发现)这就是,原来是
A2 used as a short pause, sometimes to emphasize what you are saying(表示停顿,有时用于强调所说的内容)
A2 used before you introduce a subject of conversation that is of present interest, especially when you are asking a question(表示引出谈话内容,尤用于提问)那么
informal used to show that you agree with something that someone has just said, but you do not think that it is important(表示某人所说的内容并不重要)是呀,没错
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So, what are we having for dinner?"
So, what were you saying about Nadia?"
So, you'll be moving house I hear.
So, what was I saying just now?
So that's why you wanted me there tonight - to help with the cooking!
A2 and for that reason; therefore所以,因此
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She was ill so I sent her some flowers to cheer her up.
I felt a bit chilly so I put on a jacket.
She looked at me so I smiled at her.
He hit me so I hit him back.
I was hungry so I bought a sandwich.
B1 used before you give an explanation for the action that you have just mentioned为了,以便
B2 in order to为了,以便
C1 in order not to为了不,以便不
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I didn't tell him so he wouldn't worry.
I took the umbrella so we wouldn't get soaked.
I told my mother so she'd know why we were late.
I got my hair cut so I'd be smart for the party.
I gave it to Isobel so she could enjoy it too.
perfectly tidy and well arranged非常整齐的,井井有条的
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