This document provides examples of how to combine pairs of sentences using "so...that" or "such...that". It begins by giving the formula: verb (to be) + so + adjective/adverb + that. It then gives examples of sentences joined in this way, such as "The watch was so cheap that many children bought it". The document concludes by providing an exercise where the reader is asked to join sentences using these structures.
This document provides examples of how to combine pairs of sentences using "so...that" or "such...that". It begins by giving the formula: verb (to be) + so + adjective/adverb + that. It then gives examples of sentences joined in this way, such as "The watch was so cheap that many children bought it". The document concludes by providing an exercise where the reader is asked to join sentences using these structures.
This document provides examples of how to combine pairs of sentences using "so...that" or "such...that". It begins by giving the formula: verb (to be) + so + adjective/adverb + that. It then gives examples of sentences joined in this way, such as "The watch was so cheap that many children bought it". The document concludes by providing an exercise where the reader is asked to join sentences using these structures.
children bought it. ..verb (to be) + so + adjective/adverb + that …
2. a) The government’s economy is affected
adjective
b) Bribery must be stopped immediately.
The government’s economy is so affected
that bribery must be stopped immediately. 1. a) counterfeits are of a bad quality Noun Phrase
b) It is a waste of money to buy counterfeits.
counterfeits are of such a bad quality that It
is a waste of money to buy them. 1. a) Fake medicines contain inactive ingredients Noun Phrase
b) Fake medicines don’t attack viruses.
Fake medicines contain such inactive ingredients that they don’t attack viruses.
..verb + such + noun phrase + that …
Noun phrase = adjective + noun Exercise 2: Link the pairs of sentences below using: so +… + that or such + … + that, make any necessary changes. 1. The car is so expensive that I can’t buy it. 2. It was such an interesting film that a lot of people watched it. 3. The substances found in counterfeit drugs are so harmful that They may cause death. 4. The counterfeit products are made so perfectly that no one could know that. 5. It was such a sunny day that we decided to go to the beach 6. I am so bored that I just want to sleep. 7. Hawaii has such amazing beaches that everyone want to live there. Exercise 2: Link the pairs of sentences below using: so +…+ that or such + … + that, make any necessary changes.
1. The car is expensive. I can’t buy the car.
2. It was an interesting film. A lot of people watched the film. 3. The substances found in counterfeit drugs are harmful. They may cause death. 4. The counterfeit products are made perfectly. No one could know that. 5. It was a sunny day. We decided to go to the beach 6. I am bored. I just want to sleep. 7. Hawaii has amazing beaches. Everyone want to live in Hawaii. a) Bribery is common in the third world countries b) People cannot do anything without bribery.
a) Bribery is so common in the third word
countries that People cannot do anything without it.