Grammar Games Speed Round
So and Such Game
Choose the pattern that fits the description and its result.
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- Choose Practice for an untimed round, or Challenge for twelve timed questions and three lives.
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- Read each correction and continue with the related exercise.
Grammar guide
So and Such Game: rules and examples
Use so before an adjective or adverb alone. Use such before a noun phrase, with a or an for one countable noun. For quantity, use so much or so many. A that clause can show the result.
01
So + adjective or adverb
So strengthens a description without a following noun.
The film was so funny that we laughed.
Funny is an adjective alone.She spoke so quietly that we leaned closer.
Quietly is an adverb.
02
Such + noun phrase
Use such a or such an before one countable noun; use such without an article before plural or uncountable nouns.
It was such a funny film that we laughed.
Film is singular and countable.It was such good news that we celebrated.
News is uncountable.
03
So much, so many and results
Use so much before an uncountable noun and so many before a plural countable noun. That introduces the result of the high degree or amount.
We had so much work that we stayed late.
Work is uncountable.There were so many books that the shelf broke.
Books is plural.
FAQ
Is this so and such game free?
Yes. Practice and Challenge are free without an account.
When do I use so?
Use so before an adjective or adverb alone, and so much or so many for quantity.
When do I use such a or such an?
Use them before a singular countable noun phrase; choose a or an from the following sound.
What comes after such with plural nouns?
Use such without a, as in such friendly people.
Can I use this game in class?
Yes. Ask learners to rewrite so + adjective sentences with such + noun phrases and compare the meaning.
Is my score saved?
Your best Challenge score is saved in this browser, not your account.