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    1. So and such are used to make the meaning of an adjective or adverb stronger. So is used with adjectives and adverbs, while such is used with countable nouns. Both so and such can be used with that to combine two sentences about a consequence. 2. So and such are followed by an adjective or adverb and used before a noun. So much/many/little are used before a noun to express quantity. Such a lot is also used to express quantity before a noun. 3. When combining sentences with so/such and that, so is used with adjectives/adverbs followed by that. Such is used with a/an adjective and countable

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    1. So and such are used to make the meaning of an adjective or adverb stronger. So is used with adjectives and adverbs, while such is used with countable nouns. Both so and such can be used with that to combine two sentences about a consequence. 2. So and such are followed by an adjective or adverb and used before a noun. So much/many/little are used before a noun to express quantity. Such a lot is also used to express quantity before a noun. 3. When combining sentences with so/such and that, so is used with adjectives/adverbs followed by that. Such is used with a/an adjective and countable

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    SO+adjetive/adverb: SUCH+ (A/n) + (Adjetive) +noun SUCH+ (A/n) + (Adjetive) +noun

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    1. So and such are used to make the meaning of an adjective or adverb stronger. So is used with adjectives and adverbs, while such is used with countable nouns. Both so and such can be used with that to combine two sentences about a consequence. 2. So and such are followed by an adjective or adverb and used before a noun. So much/many/little are used before a noun to express quantity. Such a lot is also used to express quantity before a noun. 3. When combining sentences with so/such and that, so is used with adjectives/adverbs followed by that. Such is used with a/an adjective and countable

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    SO+adjetive/adverb

    SUCH+(a/n)*+(adjetive)+noun
    *No article with:
    uncountable nouns
    Plurals
    So beautiful
    so romantic

    Such a lovely day


    Such warm weather
    Such lovely flowers
    So and Such make the
    meaning of an adjetive (or
    adverb) stronger (=really)

    He speaks so quietly.
    We had such a good time
    Complete the sentences with so or
    such

    1.I LIKE TOM AND ALICE. THEY


    ARE ........... NICE PEOPLE.
    2.EVERYTHING IS .........
    EXPENSIVE THESE DAYS.
    3.I DON’T LIKE BIG CITIES. THEY
    ARE ...... NOISY.
    4.THE FOOD AT THE HOTEL WAS
    ............ AWFUL
    1.WE LEFT EARLIER.IT WAS
    …………NOISY PARTY.
    2.HE IS SMART. HE WEARS
    ……………..NICE CLOTHES.
    3.THE PARTY WAS GREAT. IT
    WAS ………PITY YOU COULDN’T
    COME.
    4.I LIKE INDIAN FOOD, IT IS
    ………….SPICY.
    You can also use:

    So much/so
    many/so little +
    noun
    Such a lot+noun
    So and such+that are used
    to express a consequence

    The coffee is so hot that I can’t drink it.

    It was such a beautiful day that we decided to go to the beach.


    SO

    So +adjective or
    adverb +that
    -This book was so boring
    that I couldn’t finish it.
    -She was so tired that she fell
    asleep in the armchair.
    -This tea is so good that
    I’ll have another cup.
    -He speaks so fast that I
    can’t understand him.
    -My friend walked so
    quickly that I couldn’t
    keep up with him.
    -The were so many people
    smoking in the room that
    I had to leave.
    Mónica asked us to do so
    much homework that I
    fell asleep on the books.
    SUCH
    Such a + adjective +
    countable noun(sing) +that

    Such + adjective +
    uncountable noun/plural N
    +that
    -It was such a foggy day that we
    couldn’t see the road.
    -It’s such a good film that I’ve
    watched it three times.
    -It was such a big breakfast
    that I didn’t eat anything else
    for the rest of the day.
    -It was such horrible weather
    that we spent the whole day at
    home.
    He gave such horrible Goth boots as a birthday present
    that I threw them away
    -It was such a stupid story that
    we didn’t believe in it.
    QUIZ TIME(Combine the sentences using
    so..that or such ….that)

    1.The car was expensive. We


    couldn’t buy it.
    - The car was so expensive
    that we couldn’t buy it.
    -It was such an expensive
    car that we couldn’t buy it.
    2. She worked hard.She
    made herself ill.
    -She worked so hard that
    she made herself ill.
    3. It was a cold day.I wore
    my wool coat.
    -It was such a cold day
    that I wore my wool coat.
    - The weather was so cold
    that I wore my wool coat.
    4. The box is heavy. I can’t
    lift it.
    -The box is so heavy that
    I can’t lift it.
    -It is such a heavy box
    that I can’t lift it.
    5. The music was loud. We
    couldn’t sleep all night.
    -The music was so loud
    that we couldn’t sleep all
    night.
    -It was such loud music
    that we couldn’t sleep all
    night.

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