Clauses of contrast, purpose and reason/ So vs Such

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SO = before adjectives without nouns: She is so inspiring.

SO = before much/many + noun: I'm happy that so many friends are coming to the party.

SUCH = before adjectives + nouns: He has got such a comfortable sofa.

SUCH = before nouns: Angela always has such luck. Such people will always deny it.

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Give an example (voorbeeld) using SO / SUCH + an intensifier (too, really, very) in a sentence.

They were ... happy that they started dancing.

1. so
2. such

It was ... a beautiful day that we took a picnic to the park.

1. so
2. such

Natalie loves reading books. She's ... a bookworm!

1. so
2. such

The weather was ... hot I stayed inside.

1. so
2. such

The shops had ... few vegetables at that time that we grew our own.

1. so
2. such

That's _____ a good shop.

1. so
2. such

I find shopping _____ tiring.

1. so
2. such

You and I are _____ good friends.

1. so
2. such

The queue at the checkout
was _____ long.

1. so
2. such

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