Grammar 5.2: So & Such

So & Such

Grammar 5.2  

’’You make a life out of what you have, not what are you missing.”

Kate morton

LESSON OBJECTIVE

“To use so and such in sentences to give emphasis.”

INTRODUCTION

- What are nouns? 

- What are adjectives?

- Can you think of some examples of adjectives? 

- What different things / food do you like? and dislike? why?

Using SO and SUCH.

• Both of them usually have the same meaning: ‘‘very’’.

• Both of them are used to add emphasis to the sentence.

• Although they have some similarities, there are some differences when used in a sentence. 

Structure of 'SO'

So + Adjective:

•It’s so hot today.

•Josh looks so mad.

•The art show was so great!

• Those chocolates are so delicious.

• Jack is so nice.

Use of 'SUCH'

Such + noun phrase. 

•Jack is such a nice guy.

•This is such a delicious pizza.

•This is such a tall building!

•I never knew that she was such a popular artist.

•You are such a liar.

•You wrote such an amazing book.

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