so, such, such as

So, such, such as

Miss Ivette Hernández

So

• It means very

• So+adjective/adverb

• This food looks so good

• So +countable or uncountable nouns (much or many)

EXAMPLES

• This man was playing the violin so beatufully

• Nicole, what do you drink so much coffee?

• When I went to L.A. I met so many wonderful people.

Such a/an + noun

• Yesterday was such a beautiful day.

• My students put on such an amazing performance.

• My son is being such a little monster today.

• When I was a teenanger, I had such patient parents. (parents= uncountable noun)

Such as

• Means "like" (to make comparasion)

• Use to introduce examples (more formal than like)

• Use to ask for examples

SO EMPHASISES ADJECTIVES

SUCH EMPHASISES NOUNS

Such as

• We need to continue working such as the beginning of the scholar year

• Ideas such as hiking or camping sound very interesting

• A= I have so many ideas for the weekend

• B= Like?/ Such as?

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct answer

• He behaves such child

• He behaves such as child

• He behaves such an child

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER

• Such as his brother, he plays chess

• So his brother, he plays chess

• Such a his brother, he plays chess

Multiple Choice

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ONE

• He loves science, such a physics

• He loves science, such as physics

• He loves science, such physics

Multiple Choice

Some animals, such as lions can be dangerous

• Correct

• Incorrect

• I don't know