so / such very / too

SO / SUCH VERY / TOO

UNIT 2

Mayra HernándezLevel English II Centro de Idiomas UDENAR

01. so / such

such

so

SUCH also means: very TAN: se lo usa con adjetivos que van acompañados de sustantivos. E.g. They are such nice children. We are such intelligent boys. A-AN: sometimes it goes after such. That's such a pretty dress. - I'm in such a hurry - Tengo muchisima prisa.

SO means: very TAN: Se lo usa con adjetivos solos. E.g. It's so hot! It's so cold. The soup is so spicy My father is so funny!! She plays the piano so well.

02. very / too

VERY

TOO

Use very to affirmate a situationVery means MUY. E.g. Johnny is very short. The car is very beautiful. This house is very big and interesting.

Too means there is a lot of something. It shows a negative opinion. Too means DEMASIADO. E.g. It's too hot. : It is very hot and I don't like it. It's too cold. My trousers are too small. You walk too fast.

let's practice

• Paris is __________ far from my house.
• Paris is __________ a beautiful and romantic city.

• Margaret is __________ intelligent.
• Margaret is __________ an intelligent woman in that company.

let's practice

• It is ____________ a terrible dish from India.
• In my opinion it is ___________ disgusting.

• This shirt is _____________ small. I think it isn´t my size.
• Jhonn is ___________ fat. The shirt doen't fit him.

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