What's the difference between 'very', 'so' and 'too'? (English vocabulary lesson)

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Do you know the difference between "very", "so" and "too"? They don't mean the same thing! In English, they are quite different. We use these words in different situations. Watch this video lesson to learn the difference. This lesson is all in slow and easy English to make it easy for you to follow and understand!

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[salamon]

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[rlj]

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[nilssjoberg]

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[saphirstone]

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[katarinasousa]

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[SlowEasyEnglish]

It really depends on how you feel about it. Sometimes, depending on the situation, one word doesn't fit, but in some situations, it could be either one and there's no way of knowing if the speaker is using it right or making a mistake. "So" is usually more emotionally emphatic than "very". You could say "this less is very good!" or "this lesson is so good!" depending on how strongly you feel about it.

[denisefernandes]

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[josephsimpunga]

thanks for the video; I think I would never hear this anywhere else. Is this statement correct: *so+adj and very+adj+noun*

[VivianeVespero]

I loved the explanation. The thing is, What would be the difference between VERY X REALLY? I've already gotten the difference between VERY X TOO but I still can't feel or even understand when to use VERY and when to use REALLY. I learnt English when I lived in the USA, so I know that for some words it sounds weird to say VERY or to say REALLY. Here in Brazil, students often use VERY for most of the situations.TKS

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