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Discover Ludwig"so frustrating" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express a strong feeling of annoyance or exasperation. Here are some examples: 1. The long wait for the train was so frustrating, especially since I was already running late. 2. I just can't figure out this math problem, it's so frustrating! 3. It's so frustrating when people don't follow simple instructions. 4. I spent hours on this project and it still doesn't work, it's so frustrating. 5. Dealing with this company's customer service is always so frustrating.
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"So frustrating".
"So frustrating," she wailed.
It gets so frustrating.
"That was so frustrating.
"That's what's so frustrating.
Sometimes it was so frustrating!
That's what was so frustrating".
And that's what's so frustrating.
So frustrating for the Windies.
And it is so frustrating".
"It's so frustrating," McKay said.
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