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Let’s start with so and such (a)

Such is a determiner; so is an adverb. They often have the same meaning of ‘very’ or ‘to this degree’:

use so + adjective : It is so hot.
and if I throw in a noun there I can’t say it is so hot day
we say it is such a hot day so
use such a + a countable noun but if we want to use days we
use such + plural nouns
these are such hot days or
use such + uncountable nouns
it is such hot weather.

Typical errors

We use such, not so, before a noun, even if there is an adjective before the noun:

hey’re such snobs! They won’t speak to anyone else in the village.

Not: They’re so snobs …

We use such, not so, before a noun phrase with the indefinite article a/an:

This is such a wonderful kitchen!.

We use so, not such, before adverbs:

She always dresses so elegantly Not: She always dresses such elegantly


Now let’s practice

1. She has _____ beautiful voice that everyone stops to listen.

so b. such a c. such


b.such a


2. She is ____ messy!


so b. such a c. such


so

3. This restaurant serves _____ delicious food! The dishes are ___ yummy.


so/ such b. such a/ so c. such/ so


c. . such/ so

4. It's_______ pity they couldn't make it to the party.
.
so b. such a c. such


such a


5. I like my uncles. They are ______ nice people.


a.so b. such a c. such


c.such


let’s move on to
Here are the rules for using "another," "other," "others," and "the other":

Use another + singular noun.

I need to buy another bag.


Use other + plural noun.
I want to buy other bags.


Use others without a noun


I went to many shops but I still want to go to others.


Quiz:

1. Can I have ___________ slice of pizza?
a.other b.another c.others


(another)



2. Some people prefer tea, while ___________ prefer coffee.

other b.another c.others


(others)


3. I have been to Japan, South Africa and many ____ countries.

a.other b.another c.others

other


4.I can’t help you now. I will have to do it _____ time
a.other b.another c.others
another

5. some rooms are excellent. but some___ are not as good

other b.another c.others




Next let’s talk about a challenging thing
if I said

I don’t like studying if you agree would you say
me too or me neither



you probably said me too which is wrong you should say me neither

"Me neither" is used as a response to a negative statement, indicating that the speaker agrees with the negative statement.
For example: "I don't like broccoli." "Me neither."

"Me too" is used as a response to a positive statement, indicating that the speaker agrees with the positive statement. For example: "I love pizza." "Me too."

"So do I" is used to agree with a positive statement, and it is used when the auxiliary in the original statement is a form of "do.
" For example: "I enjoy reading." "So do I." "So am I" is used to agree with a positive statement, and it is used when the auxiliary in the original statement is a form of "to be.
" For example: "I am tired." "So am I.



" Quiz: 1alright now you need to agree with me and it is getting tougher you wont get options to choose from if you are not choose check the description you will find the detailed explanation


1. I don't like horror movies. ____________

(me neither/ neither do I )

2. She can speak French. ____________

(me too or so can I)


3. I have three cats. ____________

(me too/ so do I)

4. He isn't feeling well. ____________

(neither am I)

5. They have been to Paris. ____________

(so have I/ me too)

6. I don't have a car. ____________

(neither do I / me neither)

7. I am feeling tired. ____________

(so am I/ me too)


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