Understanding 'So' and 'Such' Usage

This video tutorial by Racha explains the use of 'so' and 'such' to emphasize adjectives and adverbs. 'So' is used before adjectives not followed by nouns and can also be used with adverbs. 'Such' is used before adjectives followed by nouns, requiring an article. The tutorial includes examples and common expressions to clarify these rules.

What is the primary focus of the lesson introduced by Racha?

• Understanding nouns and verbs

• Emphasizing adjectives with 'so' and 'such'

• Learning about adverbs

• Using 'and' and 'but'

Which of the following is NOT an example of an adjective?

• Good

• Quickly

• Pretty

• Beautiful

When using 'so' before an adjective, what should NOT follow the adjective?

• A conjunction

• A noun

• A verb

• An adverb

In the sentence 'The dress is so pretty', what role does 'so' play?

• It acts as a noun

• It emphasizes the adjective 'pretty'

• It is a conjunction

• It describes the dress

Which sentence correctly uses 'so'?

• The dress is such pretty

• The story was such interesting

• The book was such boring

• The street was so crowded

What is an adverb's primary function?

• To connect sentences

• To describe a noun

• To describe a verb

• To act as a noun

Which of the following sentences uses 'so' correctly with an adverb?

• She danced such well

• He walks so slowly

• They run such fast

• We sing such beautifully

Why can't 'such' be used before an adverb?

• Because 'such' is a conjunction

• Because 'such' is a verb

• Because 'such' is used with adjectives followed by nouns

• Because 'such' is only for nouns

When should 'such' be used before an adjective?

• When the adjective is followed by an adverb

• When the adjective is not followed by anything

• When the adjective is followed by a noun

• When the adjective is followed by a verb

In the sentence 'It was such a boring story', what is the role of 'such'?

• It acts as a noun

• It emphasizes the adjective 'boring'

• It is a conjunction

• It describes the story