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So and Such
“So” and “Such”
Used to mean ‘very’ or ‘really’
Makes a sentence stronger and shows the degree of intensity
“So” is used before an adjective or adverb. (without a noun)
She was so beautiful.
He ran so fast.
The food was so tasty.
He speaks Hindi so well.
“Such” is used before a noun or an adjective + noun
He is such a good orator.
It was such delicious food.
Rahul is such a brilliant boy.
“So that” and “Such that” to show that there is a certain result.
He was so tired that he could not move.
It was such a hot day that we could not move out.