There is nothing to do in the group vs There is not so much to do in the group

Examples:

• I'm bored because there is nothing to do in the group.
• There is nothing to do in the group, so let's find something else to do.
• We planned a fun day, but there is nothing to do in the group now.
• She left because there was nothing to do in the group.
• The meeting was unproductive because there was nothing to do in the group.

Alternatives:

• There are no activities in the group.
• The group lacks things to do.
• The group is inactive.
• There are no tasks in the group.
• The group is uneventful.

Examples:

• There is not so much to do in the group, but we can still have fun.
• I joined the group, but there is not so much to do here.
• We can explore other groups because there is not so much to do in this one.
• The group is nice, but there is not so much to do together.
• We need to find more activities because there is not so much to do in the group.

Alternatives:

• There are limited activities in the group.
• The group offers few things to do.
• There are not many activities in the group.
• The group has a small range of activities.
• The group doesn't have much to do.