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So vs. Such

November 7, 2021 - pdf

Fill in the blanks with so or such.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1. He was ............................. upset that he didn't eat anything.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
2. It was .......................... a lovely morning that I decided to go for a walk.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
3. She works .............................. hard that she may get a promotion.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
4. They are ............................. rich that they can buy anything.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
5. It was ................................ dark that I could not see anything.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
6. It was ............................. a painful experience that we could not control our tears.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
7. He is .............................. handsome.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
8. That was ............................. a long journey.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
8. That was ............................. kind of you.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
10. She is .............................. arrogant that no one likes her.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
11. He is ............................. a brilliant actor that he can essay any role.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
12. It was ................................ a terrifying experience.
Wrong!
Use so before an adjective and such before adjective + noun.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. He was so upset that he didn’t eat anything.
  2. It was such a lovely morning that I decided to go for a walk.
  3. She works so hard that she may get a promotion.
  4. They are so rich that they can buy anything.
  5. It was so dark that I could not see anything.
  6. It was such a painful experience that we could not control our tears.
  7. He is so handsome.
  8. That was such a long journey.
  9. That was so kind of you.
  10. She is so arrogant that no one likes her.
  11. He is such a brilliant actor that he can essay any role.
  12. It was such a terrifying experience.
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