So & Such
Expressing emphasis with adjectives, adverbs and nouns The word “so” emphasizes the adjective or adverb that follows and usually expresses a consequence. Example: It was so expensive that we couldn’t afford it The word “such” also emphasizes the meaning of the words that follow it and is also used to talk about consequences. It can be followed by a noun or by adjective + noun. So and such We also use “so” and “such” to mean “like this”. For example: I hadn’t realized the house was so old. Do you understand? Do this quiz and check it out! So much …
