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So vs. Such

April 22, 2020 - pdf

Fill in the blanks.

1. It was …………………………. dark that I couldn’t see anything.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

2. The watch was …………………………… expensive that I couldn't buy it.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

3. The cake was so delicious ……………………………. we couldn’t stop eating.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

4. …………………………… was her beauty that men from far and wide wanted to marry her.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

5. The earthquake was ………………………. powerful that the entire town was destroyed.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

6. She is …………………………… a cheerful girl that everyone likes her.

Correct! Wrong!

Use such before a noun or adjective + noun.

7. I was ……………………………… drowsy that I didn’t notice anything.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

8. She was …………………………… tired that she fell asleep in a minute.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

9. It was ………………………. a brilliant idea that everyone liked it.

Correct! Wrong!

Use such before a noun or adjective + noun.

10. I liked him ……………………………. much that I helped him.

Correct! Wrong!

Use so before an adjective.

11. She was ……………………………. happy that she started jumping up and down.

Correct! Wrong!

12. It was …………………………… a big tragedy that she could never fully recover.

Correct! Wrong!

Use such before a noun or adjective + noun.

Answers

1. It was so dark that I couldn’t see anything.

2. The watch was so expensive that I didn’t buy it.

3. The cake was so delicious that we couldn’t stop eating.

4. Such was her beauty that men from far and wide wanted to marry her.

5. The earthquake was so powerful that the entire town was destroyed.

6. She is such a cheerful girl that everyone likes her.

7. I was so drowsy that I didn’t notice anything.

8. She was so tired that she fell asleep in a minute.

9. It was such a brilliant idea that everyone liked it.

10. I liked him so much that I helped him.

11. She was so happy that she started jumping up and down.

12. It was such a big tragedy that she could never fully recover.

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