So and such
A. So is used before:
1. adjectives and adverbs without nouns.
Ex: I’m so tired. I’ll have to go to bed.
2. much, many, little, few
Ex: You shouldn’t eat so much, Jack.
B. Such is used with or without an adjective before:
1. singular countable nouns ( the indefinite article a/an is also needed).
Ex: She’s got such a wonderful voice.
2. uncountable nouns and plural countable nouns (the article is not needed).
Ex: Our neighbors are such friendly people.
C. So and such can both be used with a that clause to talk about the results or consequences.
Ex: It was such a boring place that we decided to leave.
Ex: It was raining so hard we had to stop the car.
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