Uses and examples of So/Such and Too / Enough. (Unit 6)

1. So / Such

3. He is SO gorgeous ( so + adjective ) William Levy acts SO well / wonderful ly ( so + adverb )

4. He has acted in SO many soap operas . ( so + quantifiers: Many, much, few, little + noun ) He’s acted in SO few movies.

5. She is SUCH a beautifu l actress  SINGULAR ( such + adjective + noun ) Boys loved watching transformers with SUCH a talented young actress  SINGULAR ( such + adjective + noun )

6. Megan Fox’s movies get SUCH many great reviews and SUCH much great success. ( such + many / much + adjective + noun ) Her movies get SUCH great reviews and SUCH great success.

8. So / Such vs. Very

9. Kirsten Stewart is a very bad actress. New info  Very I’m sorry twilight had SUCH a bad actress. ( such + adjective / adverb + noun ) Already known  such / so Kirsten acted SO badly in Twilight. ( so + adjective/ adverb ) Already known  such / so

12. She is too crazy . ( too + adjective / adverb ) (I cannot believe how crazy she is. My common sense doesn’t give for it.) She lost her popularity too quickly. ( too + adjective / adverb ) (It happened much sooner than expected)

13. Too many people went to The Killer’s concert in Mty ( too much / too many + noun ) (Arena Mty was at its highest capacity)

14. There was too much emotion from the audience during the concert. ( too much / too many + noun ) (The event was more than full of emotion, people were really excited)

16. The twilight saga is interesting enough. ( adjective / adverb + enough ) (The twilight books are so interesting that too many people want to read them all, they don’t need to be better.) The Twilight saga is creatively enough ( adjective / adverb + enough ) (It’s really creative, it doesn’t need to be more creative)

17. There are enough Twilight books. ( enough + noun) NO There are Twilight books enough X (There shouldn’t be more books. It’s just the right amount of books for such story)

18. Robert Pattinson is handsome enough to play Edward’s role. ( adjective / adverb + enough ) (He doesn’t need to be more handsome, he is perfect for it) Robert got enough fame thanks to Twilight. ( enough + noun ) (he got as much fame as he wanted)

19. Robert and Kirsten don’t act well enough . ( adjective / adverb + enough ) (they could put more emotion and effort into their characters) They got enough money for acting in this movie. ( enough + noun )