expr main <(very much so VERB), (very much so)>
let message "Remove the redundant `so`."
let description "`Very much` already intensifies the verb, so the trailing `so` is redundant. `Very much so` only reads correctly when the `so` refers back to something earlier, as in the reply `Yes, very much so.`"
let kind "Redundancy"
let becomes "very much"
let strategy "MatchCase"
test "I very much so feel like this is the turning point." "I very much feel like this is the turning point."
test "I very much so want to make a modular tool." "I very much want to make a modular tool."
test "I very much so appreciate the reports." "I very much appreciate the reports."
test "I'm very much so enjoying it." "I'm very much enjoying it."
test "She was very much so assaulted with questions yesterday." "She was very much assaulted with questions yesterday."
test "We very much so need your help on this." "We very much need your help on this."
test "They very much so understand the risks involved." "They very much understand the risks involved."
test "He very much so wanted to win the round." "He very much wanted to win the round."
test "You very much so deserve the credit here." "You very much deserve the credit here."
test "Very much so agree with your read of it." "Very much agree with your read of it."
allows "Yes, very much so."
allows "Did you like it? Very much so!"
allows "Thank you very much so far."
allows "I like it very much so we left early."
allows "I appreciate the feedback very much."
allows "It was so much fun to build."
allows "Everyone nodded, very much so that the point landed."