so vs She has got a cold

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• But that wall is so big, so well-maintained, so solid, so powerful, so intimidating, so indestructible, so gray.
• They're all so sanctimonious... so judgmental.
• We packed all our clothes, so I guess so.
• George is so academic and Nathaniel was so...
• He seemed so lonely, so helpless and shy.
• Life is so wonderful, so fleeting and precious.
• Everything's so ugly and yet so comfortable.
• I was so, so nervous about seeing you.
• She has been so understanding, so sympathetic.
• I haven't worked so hard for so little money since Afghanistan.
• Never had the schoolmaster felt so melancholy, so utterly alone.
• You all look so handsome, so grown-up.
• She was just so flippant, so comfortable around us.
• I am so so So so sorry.
• We are so so so sorry about last night.
• Was so premeditated, so cold-blooded.
• Nothing so important changes so quickly.
• Never was someone so tortured for so long, so needlessly.
• Seemed so implausible that someone so careful could be so careless.
• I think what we have is so, so, so, so, so, so special.

Some examples from the web:

• She has got a cold. It has got a ball. We have got brown hair. They have got red bicycles. HAVE. Note: There is no short form for “have” in the affirmative. Subject  ...
• She has got a cold. (Ella tiene un resfriado.) It has got a ball. (Tiene una pelota.) We have got brown hair. (Tenemos pelo moreno.) They have got red bicycles.
• ... out that while Homer is being tempted by a "seemingly perfect" woman at work, his wife could not be more "imperfect" since she has got a cold and looks sick.
• "The Last Temptation of Homer" is the ninth episode of The Simpsons' fifth season. It originally aired on the Fox network in the United States on December 9 , ...