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SO/SUCH/SUCH A 1

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)


Grammar review So, such, or such a?

Use "so" before an adjective or adverb, with no noun after it: “That movie was so boring.”, “He finished the race so quickly.”

Use "such" before a plural or uncountable noun (no "a"): “I've never heard such excuses.”

Use "such a" before a singular countable noun: “That was such a surprise.”

Notice the difference between those last two: same idea, but excuses is plural (just "such"), while surprise is singular (needs "such a"). That's the whole rule: check whether the noun after it is singular or not.

Fill in each blank with so, such, or such a.

1. Your sister is pretty.
2. She is pretty girl.
3. They are brave.
4. Your brothers are gentlemen.
5. Why do you say things?
6. Why would you say thing?
7. Why are you always tired?
8. He is great writer.
9. How do you know people?
10. How did you learn to speak English well?




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