So / Such Exercises PDFSet 1: So vs Such — Basic Rules
20 questions·12 min·Answers included·Explanations included
Preview: Questions
Fill in the blank with the correct option.
1.The weather was ___ nice that we went to the beach.
a) suchb) soc) such ad) very
2.It was ___ beautiful day that we decided to have a picnic.
a) such ab) soc) so ad) such
3.He speaks English ___ fluently that everyone thinks he's a native speaker.
a) suchb) such ac) veryd) so
4.They are ___ kind people. I really like them.
a) sob) suchc) such ad) so a
5.I've never seen ___ tall building before.
a) such ab) soc) suchd) so a
... and 15 more questions in the PDF
Preview: Answers
1.so
2.such a
3.so
4.such
5.such a
... and 15 more answers in the PDF
Preview: Explanations
1."so"(b)
Use 'so' before an adjective without a noun. 'Nice' is an adjective standing alone, so we say 'so nice'.
2."such a"(a)
Use 'such a' before a singular countable noun phrase. 'Beautiful day' is an adjective + singular noun, so we say 'such a beautiful day'.
3."so"(d)
Use 'so' before an adverb. 'Fluently' is an adverb, so we say 'so fluently'.
4."such"(b)
Use 'such' before a plural noun phrase. 'Kind people' is adjective + plural noun, so we say 'such kind people' (no 'a' with plurals).
5."such a"(a)
Use 'such a' before a singular countable noun phrase. 'Tall building' is adjective + singular noun, so we need 'such a'.
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