COMBINE THE SENTENCES INTO ONE USING SO...THAT. COMBINE THE SENTENCES INTO ONE USING SO...THAT.

0. It was very cold yesterday. I wore gloves all day. 0.It was very cold yesterday. I wore gloves all day.
It was so cold yesterday that I wore gloves all day. It was so cold yesterday that I wore gloves all day.

1. The box is very heavy. I cannot lift it. 1. The box is very heavy. I cannot lift it.

2. My brother worked hard. He passed the test. 2. My brother worked hard. He passed the test.

3. He is very ill. The doctors don’t expect him to survive. 3. He is very ill. The doctors don’t expect him to survive.

4. My grandfather is very weak. He cannot walk. 4. My grandfather is very weak. He cannot walk.

5. She is very short. She cannot touch the top shelf. 5. She is very short. She cannot touch the top shelf.

6. William played cleverly. John couldn’t beat him. 6. William played cleverly. John couldn’t beat him.

7. The necklace was very expensive. I couldn’t buy it. 7. The necklace was very expensive. I couldn’t buy it.

8. The famine was very severe. Several people perished. 8. The famine was very severe. Several people perished.

9. The champagne was very good. We couldn’t stop drinking it. 9. The champagne was very good. We couldn’t stop drinking it.

10. He is very proud. He will not ask for help. 10. He is very proud. He will not ask for help.