Intensifiers SO-SUCH

Use such to intensify an adjective or an adverb to explain the result of an extreme situation.

• True

• False

Use a comma in a statement with so . . . (that) or such . . . (that).

• True

• False

Check the correct statement.

• She had such a bad accident that she never drove again.

• She had so bad accident that she never drove again.

Check the correct statement.

• He had so much tickets that he lost his driver’s license.

• He had so many tickets that he lost his driver’s license.

Check the correct statement.

• We had so few time to finish the project that we missed the deadline.

• We had so little time to finish the project that we missed the deadline

It was __________ beautiful day that we decided to have a picnic in the park.

• so

• such

• such a

They got _________ sick that they had to postpone the trip.

• so

• such

• such a

The dinner was ________ bad that they wouldn’t pay the check.

• so

• such

• such a

There was _________ terrible news about the accident in the paper that we couldn’t finish reading it.

• so

• such

• such a

It was __________ good book that he didn’t want it to end.

• so

• such

• such a