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Correct answer: B. Sometimes we write songs so slowly that we never get around to recording them.
- A. Sometimes we write songs too slowly that we never get around to recording them.
- B. Sometimes we write songs so slowly that we never get around to recording them.
- C. Sometimes we write songs very slowly that we never get around to recording them.
- D. Sometimes we write songs much slowly that we never get around to recording them.
Explanation
This option is correct. It means that the pace of writing songs is very slow, to the extent that they are never recorded. "So slowly" is used correctly here to emphasize the slowness of the writing process.
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