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EXTRA English 26 Alibi

Grammatik und Übungen

So and such

so and such are used for emphasis to mean to a very great degree.

Note the way they are used.

• The dentist is so gentle!

• The dentists are so gentle!

• He's so wonderfully gentle!

• He's such a wonderful dentist!

• They're such wonderful dentists!

A. Complete the sentences with so / such a / such.

1. My English teacher is ___ _____ nice!

2. The teachers in this school are __ ______ nice people!

3. My uncle bought me an iPod. He's ___ _____ generous person!

4. I was _ _ _ astonished when I saw them at the party!

5. It was __ __ difficult examination!

6. Annie and Bridget are __ _ ___ different people!

7. Annie and Hector are __ ___ lovely couple!

8. This meal is ____ _ _____ perfectly delicious!

9. Detective Hunt is _ _ __ ______ stupid person!

10. Bernard is ___ _ __ ____ irritating!

So ... that and such ... that

Sometimes the emphatic so / such are used with that.

The dentist is so gentle …

He's so wonderfully gentle … (that) I never feel a thing.

He's such a wonderful dentist … They're such wonderful dentists …

NOTE: that can be left out in these sentences.

A. Match the two parts of the sentences.

1. This is such a nice hotel a) that Nick is no longer afraid of going.

2. Elena is such a good cook b) that I’m going to see it again next week.

3. The dentist was so gentle c) that they are sure to win the match.

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4. They are such a great team d) that I want to come and live here.

5. The film was so good e) that all the girls fall in love with him.

6. Jack is so handsome f) that I wish she would prepare food for us every day.

The infinitive of purpose

There are various ways to indicate purpose. A simple way is to use the infinitive of purpose.

 Why are you here?

 I'm here to investigate a robbery.

To investigate a robbery.

Here are some other ways to say something similar.

 I'm here because I'm investigating a robbery.

 I'm here in order to investigate a robbery.

 I'm here so as to investigate a robbery.

 I'm here so that I can investigate a robbery.

Complete the purposes.

1. I'm studying English

____ ___ _________ .

2. My sister is studying at art college

____ ____ ______ __________ .

3. I know someone who is learning Chinese

____ _ _ ________ .

4. She borrowed some money

____ _______ _______________ .

5. He's working part-time in a shop

____ _ _ ______ ______ .

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