Saturday, June 25, 2005
The “So Not” Negative
A. preceding an adjective in a S-LV-PA clause
• That is so not true.
• He is so not right.
• That is so not worth $20.
• I am so not ready.
B. preceding a noun in various complements
• That is so not the _____.
• That is so not a _____.
• That is so not an _____.
• That is so not Christina.
C. preceding an adjective clause
• That is so not why I came.
• That is so not where I want to end up.
• That is so not what I meant.
• That is so not when I said to be there.
D. preceding a prepositional phrase
• I am so not for that idea.
• She is so not in love with him.
• It is so not about you.
• She is so not on his list.
E. preceding the conclusion of the verb phrase
• That is so not happening.
• I so did not say that.
• He was so not going home.
• I so did not mean that.