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I so want to be there vs I also want to be there

Both phrases are grammatically correct. 'I so want to be there' emphasizes a strong desire to be at a particular place, while 'I also want to be there' implies a desire to be there in addition to something else. The choice depends on the specific emphasis the speaker wants to convey.
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I so want to be there

This phrase is correct and commonly used to express a strong desire to be at a particular place.

This phrase is used to emphasize a strong desire or longing to be at a specific location or event.

Examples:

  • I so want to be there right now.
  • She so wants to be there for the concert.
  • They so want to be there for the party.
  • I so want to be there. Follow board. Madeleine Magill Brown. I so want to be there . 172 Pins; 110 Followers. Related Boards. France; Allt om hus fasader ...
  • I so want to be there & let U vent while I hold U & listen quietly! I Love U & want to make your world better! Even though I haven't pinned, I've been working on a ...
  • I so want to be there for you & it drives me completely crazy not being able to!!!!!! I Love YOU & hope so much that things are ok! Wish you were in my arms!
  • I so want to be there for you & it drives me completely crazy not being able to!!!!!! I Love YOU & hope so much that things are ok! Wish you were in my arms!

Alternatives:

  • I really want to be there
  • I desperately want to be there
  • I strongly desire to be there
  • I am eager to be there

I also want to be there

This phrase is correct and commonly used to express a desire to be at a particular place in addition to something else.

This phrase is used to indicate a desire to be at a specific location or event, in addition to other desires or activities.

Examples:

  • I also want to be there if you're going.
  • She also wants to be there for the meeting.
  • They also want to be there to support their friend.
  • And I also want to be there to help the kids that haven't had the opportunity to get curious and experiment, to one, either just be aware, or two, act as that catalyst ...
  • I also want to be there for patients in their time of greatest need, connecting with them and guiding them through it.” Before medical school: Promoted human ...
  • But I also want to be there for you as much as I can. If you ever want to talk about just anything that stresses you out or gets you mad or even somebody you ...
  • I also want to be there to support the youth and mentors with anything that comes up in their personal or professional lives, the best that I can. I am most excited ...

Alternatives:

  • I want to be there too
  • I want to be there as well
  • I want to be there in addition
  • I want to be there along with you

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