So/Such

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So/SuchToo/enough
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Dictation

1. The music is so loud! I wish they would turn it
   down
2. The meal was so good that we decided to have
   dinner at the same restaurant again tonight
3. She spoke so quickly! She sounded like an
   auctioneer
4. He paints so well that they offered him a
   scholarship at an art school in Paris.
5. I never knew you had so many brothers
6. She has so few friends! It's really quite sad
7. Jake earns so much money! And he still has
   trouble paying the rent
8. My sister visits us so rarely my kids wouldn't
   even recognize her
9. Don has such a big house! I think it's a little
   ridiculous
10. Shelly has such beautiful eyes that she got a job
    as a make-up model

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SoWhat are the rules?

1. True or false?
2. We use so with adjectives and adverbs?
3. We use so with nouns.
4. We use such with adjectives.
5. We use such a with plural nouns.

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So and Such
Soadj/adv (that) He was so nervous he couldnt sleep. Suchadjectiveuncountable noun/plural noun(that) She has such nice children. Youve got such beautiful eyes!
Somuch/many/few/little (that) We had so much/ little money that Marta makes so many/few mistakes! Such a adjectivesingular noun (that) Why did you come in such an old pair of jeans?
Such a lot of Elenas got such a lot of friends that the telephone never stops ringing!
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Try!

• 1. She is____ funny! She always makes me
  laugh.2. Sarah and Ed are ______crazy people! I
  never know what they are going to do next.3.
  James has _____ much money that he could actually
  buy that Ferrari.4. Jerry had never seen
  ________high mountains. He thought they were
  spectacular.
• 5. The movie was _______ good that I saw it five
  times.
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Too/enough

• Correct the sentences
• People eat too much hamburgers.
• Schools spend too less time teaching students
  about nutrition.
• The canteen is too much small for all the
  students.
• The food takes too much long to prepare so
  customers become impatient.
• Its not a too difficult sport, so I think you
  can learn it quite quickly.

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Rules?
Tooadjective (noun)(for somebody)(infinitive) Hes too young to drive. Adjective/adverbenough This coffee isnt hot enough.
Tooadverb(for somebody) Youre driving too quickly! Enoughnoun Have you got enough money to get to London?
Too much/too many noun They bought too much food. Ive received too many emails.
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Try!

• Julio is not a very good cook so he wont get a
  job in that restaurant.
• ENOUGH
• Julio doesntto work in that restaurant.
• The food was so hot that we didnt really enjoy
  it.
• TOO
• The food wasto really enjoy it.
• The waitress spoke so quickly that we had
  difficult understanding her.
• ENOUGH
• The waitress didnt speak for us to understand
  her.

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Book Practice!

• Try exercises on page 41, 42 and 43