Question

2477 1 During the summer all the hotels are so busy. During the summer all the hotels are [[so]] busy. very Use so + adjective (1) to mean 'to such a high degree or great extent':'I was so tired that I fell asleep on the train.' 'I didn't expect the hotels to be so busy.'(2) to express strong personal emotion: 'It was very kind of you to help me. I'm so grateful.'Otherwise, use very/extremely + adjective: 'She was very tired and found it difficult to stay awake.'

Accepted Answer

so ✗ During the summer all the hotels are very busy. During the summer all the hotels are [[very]] busy. very | so

Idx	2477
Keyword	so
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	During the summer all the hotels are so busy.
Correct Sentence	During the summer all the hotels are very busy.
Cloze Error Sentence	During the summer all the hotels are [[so]] busy.
Cloze Sentence	During the summer all the hotels are [[very]] busy.
Cloze Answer	very
Choices	very \| so
Explanation	Use so + adjective (1) to mean 'to such a high degree or great extent': 'I was so tired that I fell asleep on the train.' 'I didn't expect the hotels to be so busy.' (2) to express strong personal emotion: 'It was very kind of you to help me. I'm so grateful.' Otherwise, use very/extremely + adjective: 'She was very tired and found it difficult to stay awake.'

Hotels Summer Busy I Tired Adjective High Degree