So/such

So + adjetivo:

That picture is so lovely.

Such + adjetivo + nome:

That is such a lovely picture.

My friend has such an intelligent son. My friend’s son is so intelligent.

It is so dark at the parking lot that it is scary.

Such a/an:

He is such a nice boy. (singular noun) They are such nice boys. (plural)

It is such an amazing day! They are such amazing days! (plural)

She has such nice hair. (hair - uncountable)

That is such delicious cheese. (cheese – uncountable)

Those are such delicious apples

Much – so much (tanto) (uncountable) She has so much money she doesn’t know what to
do with it.

Many - so many (tanto) (countables) She has so many apples that she decided to bake a
pie.

She has so much motivation.

I know the boy (that) you are talking about. – I know the boy you are talking about,
That is the boy that is lovely. - That is the boy that is lovely

I want that car that drives so fast.

I love that phone that takes good pictures.

Rosa bought the book (that) the teacher recommended