So and such are used to show degree or emphasize something in English. We use so before adjectives and adverbs, and we use such before nouns or noun phrases.
Test your English with this so vs. such quiz and improve your grammar by choosing the correct word to complete each sentence.
Choose the correct answer to complete each sentence (1–10).
1) He was ___ angry that he left the room.
We use so + adjective, and angry is an adjective.
2) He told ___ a funny joke that we all laughed.
We use such + a/an + adjective + noun, and a funny joke is a noun phrase.
3) There were ___ many people at the party.
We use so + many + plural noun, and people is a plural noun.
4) They had ___ little time that they rushed.
We use so + little + uncountable noun, and time is an uncountable noun.
5) It was ___ a cold night that we stayed inside.
We use such + a/an + adjective + noun, and a cold night is a noun phrase.
6) They showed ___ kindness to the guests.
We use such + noun, and kindness is an uncountable noun.
7) The baby slept ___ peacefully all night.
We use so + adverb, and peacefully is an adverb.
8) The test was ___ easy for most students.
We use so + adjective, and easy is an adjective.
9) We saw ___ amazing places on our vacation.
We use such + adjective + plural noun, and places is a plural noun.
10) They have ___ big plans for the future.
We use such + adjective + plural noun, and plans is a plural noun.
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