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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Such / so
when we can use such and when we can use so in the sentence ??
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Generally, use "such" before a noun and "so" before the adjective. It is such a nice day today. Such describes the nice day .
- Generally, use "such" before a noun and "so" before the adjective.
- It is such a nice day today.
- Such describes the nice day .
- The weather is so nice today.
- So describe how nice it is.
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Generally, use "such" before a noun and "so" before the adjective.
It is such a nice day today. Such describes the nice day.
The weather is so nice today. So describe how nice it is.
It was such a good movie.
The movie was so good.
Do you want to try to write a few yourself?
It is such a nice day today. Such describes the nice day.
The weather is so nice today. So describe how nice it is.
It was such a good movie.
The movie was so good.
Do you want to try to write a few yourself?
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