'In older English and still sometimes in very formal English, we find thus or so used more generally than in ordinary modern English as pro-forms for adverbials:
He often behaved prudently, but he did not always behave so/thus.'
Quirk at al. (2.44)
Czy można zastąpić 'so' poprzez użycie 'thus' również w poniższych przykładach?
1. We paid him a very large sum, and SO he kept quiet about what he saw.
2. She likes him SO much.
3. A: The Finance Minister has resigned.
B: Who said SO?
4. SO you think she'll get the job in other words.
5. I don't think SO.
6. You asked me to leave, and SO did I.
7. Tom phoned for the doctor, but didn't tell his mother he had done SO.
8. They planned to reach the top of the mountain, but nobody knows if they did SO.
9. They SO arranged the setting that all had a clear view of the stage.
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