Talk is cheap
By Tris - 12/09/2019 16:00
By Tris - 12/09/2019 16:00
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It's a redundant sentence. It should be "You're welcome" or "You're very welcome" "You're very so welcome" is wrong in structure and it's redundant. It should be "You're so very welcome". However, that is redundant as well...but at least that would be structured properly.
It’s not. “You’re so very welcome” would be more acceptable.
Sorry, kid, we're not going to do your grammar homework for you.
Of course they make fun of you -- you sound like Yoda. Besides the awkward word order, it sounds like an insincere (or even sarcastic) exaggeration. If the person said "thank you very much," your reply seems like you're making fun of the person's excessive gratitude. Just say "you're welcome" and be done with it, Timmy.
You can use "so" to intensify "very," but you can't intensify "so" with "very."
Aw, you should make him do his own research. How will he learn?
Well your fml was published so now you can have hundreds of people tell you you’re wrongXD
well it just sounds stupid. sorry.
Just type it in Microsoft Word. That will show up any grammar mistakes.
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It's a redundant sentence. It should be "You're welcome" or "You're very welcome" "You're very so welcome" is wrong in structure and it's redundant. It should be "You're so very welcome". However, that is redundant as well...but at least that would be structured properly.
You can use "so" to intensify "very," but you can't intensify "so" with "very."