📚 Grammar Made Easy: So vs Such

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Today is Tuesday, and this is Grammar Made Easy! 📚

We’re learning the difference between so and such.

Both words mean “very” or “to a great degree,” but the grammar rules are different.

We use so before an adjective (with no noun after it).Example: “The movie was so good.”

We use such before an adjective + noun.

Example: “It was such a good movie.”

• “It is so hot.” (Adjective only)

• “It is such a hot day.” (Adjective + noun)

So + adjectiveSuch + (a/an) + adjective + noun

Complete this sentence: “He is ______ a nice person.” Is it so or such?

Write your answer in the comments down below.

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