EMPHASIZING: SO/SUCH (A)

ADJECTIVES:
ITS COLD!!!
HOW COLD IT IS!!
IT IS SO COLD!!!
IT IS SO COLD THAT I WONT GO OUT TODAY
ADVERBS:
HE DRIVES CAREFULLY!!!
HOW CAREFULLY HE DRIVES!!
HE DRIVES SO CAREFULLY!!
HE DRIVES SO CAREFULLY THAT HELL
NEVER HAVE AN ACCIDENT
NOUNS:
COUNTABLE SINGULAR:
WHAT A DAY!!
WHAT A RAINY DAY!!
IT IS SUCH A RAINY DAY!!!
IT IS SUCH A RAINY DAY THAT I WONT GO
OUT

UNCOUNTABLE SINGULAR:
WHAT WEATHER!!
WHAT HORRIBLE WEATHER!!
WE HAD SUCH (HORRIBLE) WEATHER!!
WE HAD SUCH HORRIBLE WEATHER THAT
WE COULDNT GO ANYWHERE
PLURAL:
WHAT PEOPLE!
WHAT AMAZING PEOPLE!
THEY ARE SUCH AMAZING PEOPLE!!
THEY ARE SUCH AMAZING PEOPLE THAT IT
IS A PLEASURE TO BE WITH THEM

HOW TO USE TOO/ENOUGH

TOO
ADJECTIVES OR ADVERBS:
HE IS TOO THIN BECAUSE HE DOESNT EAT
PROPERLY
HE IS TOO FAT TO FIT IN THOSE TROUSERS
HE DRIVES TOO FAST FOR HIS AGE

SHE SPOKE TOO LOW TO BE HEARD

COUNTABLE NOUNS :
HE BOUGHT TOO MANY PRESENTS FOR
XMAS
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS :
MARY SPENT TOO MUCH (MONEY) ON HER
CAR
ENOUGH
ADJECTIVES OR ADVERBS :
HE IS STRONG ENOUGH TO CARRY THAT
BOX
HE DRIVES SLOWLY ENOUGH TO AVOID
ACCIDENTS
NOUNS (COUNTABLE/UNCOUNTABLE):
HE MAKES ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY FOR
THAT HOUSE
THERE ARE ENOUGH CHAIRS FOR
EVERYBODY.