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The phrase "has so" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to emphasize something that has already been mentioned or to confirm something that has been said. Example: "She has so much talent as a musician." This phrase emphasizes the large amount of talent the person possesses. Example: "You've been working hard all week, haven't you?" "Yes, I have so." This phrase confirms the previous statement and emphasizes that the person has indeed been working hard.
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"He has so much money.
It always has—so far.
It has so much potential".
"He has so many attributes.
He has so far failed.
It has so many layers.
He has so much integrity".
"He has so many downloads.
"He has so much poise.
Catalina has so much energy.
He has so much frustrated energy.
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