We can say about “So” and “Such” that;
- Both of them usually have the same meaning “very”.
- Both of them show extremes.
- We can use both of them to add emphasis to the sentence.
Although they have some similarities, there are some main differences in their use in the sentence.
Sr No
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So
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| 1) |
So + Adjective |
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Example
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Mark seems so unhappy.
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| 2) |
So + Adverbs |
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Example
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She speak so quicly.
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| 3) |
So + Judgemental Adjective |
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Example
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It is so rainy outside!
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| 4) |
So + Much/Many/Few/Little + Noun |
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| Example |
There are so few cars in the parking lot. |
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Sr No
| Such
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| 1) | Such + a/an + Adjective + Noun |
Example
| She is such an intelligent boy..
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| 2) | Such + a/an + Noun |
Example
| Why did you say such a thing?
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| 3) | Such + Judgemental Noun
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Example
| He is such a liar!
Don’t be such a fool! |
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