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    This document discusses the use of "so/such...that" to express consequences in English. It provides examples of using "so" with adjectives/adverbs and "so much/many" with nouns to describe a state or amount that results in a consequence expressed after "that". Similarly, "such" can be used with adjectives and countable/uncountable nouns to refer to a quality, thing, or group that leads to a consequence in the following "that" clause. Examples are given like "the film was so sad that I cried" or "it was such a long flight that we got home two days later."

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    This document discusses the use of "so/such...that" to express consequences in English. It provides examples of using "so" with adjectives/adverbs and "so much/many" with nouns to describe a state or amount that results in a consequence expressed after "that". Similarly, "such" can be used with adjectives and countable/uncountable nouns to refer to a quality, thing, or group that leads to a consequence in the following "that" clause. Examples are given like "the film was so sad that I cried" or "it was such a long flight that we got home two days later."

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    So /such That: We Use So/ Such That To Express A Consequence So+ Adjective/ Adverb

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    SO /SUCH THAT

    We use so/
    such that
    to express
    a consequence

    So+ ADJECTIVE/ ADVERB

    The in-flight film was so sad (that) I started


    crying.

    SO MUCH/ MANY +NOUN

    There were so many people at the check-in line


    (that) we had to line up outside the airport.
    There was so much noise (that) we could
    hardly hear the announcements.

    FOURTH LEVEL

    SUCH A + ADJ + COUNT. NOUN

    It was such a long flight (that) we got home two


    days after we had left.

    SUCH + ADJ + UNCOUNT. NOUN

    They had such bad service on the plane (that)


    all the passengers wrote complaint letters.

    SUCH +ADJ + PLURAL NOUN

    We had such heavy bags (that) we could hardly


    carry them.

    UNIT 2.B

    SO/ SUCH... THAT

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