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14 Jan 2023 — So Much

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I enjoy so much the rain, but this is too much.

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I enjoy so much the rain, but this is too much.

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Position so much in front of the verb.

I so much enjoy the rain, but this is too much.

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Change so much to very.

I very enjoy the rain, but this is too much.

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Position so much after the verb.

I enjoy the rain so much, but this is too much.

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Delete the in front of the rain.

I enjoy rain so much, but this is too much.

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GLOSSARY

so much (adjective phrase, quantifying) – a lot, a large amount of something; the phrase with "so" emphasizes the mass quantity of something, a noncount noun. We've had so much rain;
so many – (adjective phrase, quantifying) – a lot, a large number of; the phrase with "so" emphasizes the item quantity of something, a count noun. It has flooded so many homes.
so much (adverbial phrase, degree) – a lot, intensely, strongly; the phrase with "so" emphasizes the strength of the action or emotion. It rained so much. I cried so much. See Qualifying Words for Degree.