Dimas Wishal B Inggris Minat

Dimas Wishal Al Gifari
XII IPS 4
09
The use of “so … that” and “such ... that”
Part 1: Make a summary about the use of “so ... that” and “such …
that”.
Things that need to be included in the summary:
1) The purpose of the use of “so ... that” and “such … that”.
2) The pattern used to form “so ... that” and “such … that”.
3) The summary must not be longer than two pages.
“so…that” and “such…that”
 Have same meaning in a sentence.
 Are used to explain the result or to explain an opinion about
something ( which are mentioned before ).
 Are used to express both the cause and the result of a situation in a
sentence.
 Have differences in their use in the sentence.
 It expresses a cause and effect.
You can see their use in a sentence below.
“So … That”
1. “So + Adjective/Adverb + That + Result”
We can use “so” with “adjectives /adverbs + that” to explain
the result. And also, it is used to indicate that something happens at
extreme points. However, using “that” is not necessary.
Examples:
 My child’s room was so untidy (that) he could not find anything
he was looking for. (with or without “that”)
 You are so beautiful (that) I can’t get my eyes off you. (with or
without “that”)
 This machine works so loudly (that) I have a headache.
2. “So + Many/Few + Plural Countable Nouns + That + Result
“So” + Much/Little + Uncountable Nouns + That + Result
We can also use “so” with “quantifiers”
(many/few/much/little) + that” to explain the result. However,
using “that” is not necessary.
Examples:
 The child had so many toys (that) he could not decide which to
play.
 She has so few friends (that) she always spends time watching
TV at home.
 He eats so much sugar (that) he may be a diabetic.
 There was so little food (that) many people died of hunger.
“Such … That”
1. “Such + Adjective + Noun + That + Result”
We can use “such” with “adjective + noun+ that” to explain the
result. And also, it is used to express extreme feelings or an opinion
about something.
Examples:
 She has such beautiful eyes (that) I can’t take my eyes off
her. (with or without “that”)
 It was such a good movie (that) many people watched it. (with
or without “that”)
 It was such an expensive restaurant (that) I decided not to go
there anymore. (with or without “that”).
2. “Such + Judgemental Noun + That + Result
We can also use “such” with “judgemental noun+ that” to
explain the result. And also, it is used to express extreme feelings
or an opinion about something.
Examples:
 No one is such a fool (that) he loves death. (with or without
“that”)
 The baby is such a cutie (that) everyone loves her. (with or
without “that”)
Part 2: Answers the exercise of the use of “so ... that” and “such
… that” provided below.
Send your answers of Part 1 & 2 in form of pdf file to Tugas/PR
SPI
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Part 2: Exercise of the use of “so ... that” and “such … that”
There are four exercises for you that divided into three parts, part A, B, C
and D. Enjoy and happy working!
Part A: Complete these sentences with the right use of so and

such! Do not forget to give a brief reason why you complete each
sentence with so or such. Color your answer with BLUE. No 1 has
been done for you.
1. I am ___ tired that I might pass out.

Answer: I am so tired that I might pass out.
Reason: “so” is used in the sentence above, because there is the
word “tired” before “that”. Tired is an adjective, therefore the
suitable answer for no 1 is “so” instead of “such”.
2. The internet connection in this office is ___ slow that make me
frustrated.
Answer: The internet connection in this office is so slow that make
me frustrated.
word “slow” before “that”. Slow is an adjective, therefore the
3. My room was ____ untidy that I could not find anything I was
looking for.
Answer: My room was so untidy that I could not find anything I was
looking for.
word “untidy” before “that”. Untidy is an adverb, therefore the
4. My friends and I have ___ little money that I don’t think we can eat
in a restaurant.
Answer: My friends and I have so little money that I don’t think we
can eat in a restaurant
Reason: “so” is used in this sentence because, this sentence have
quantifiers (little) before “that”.
5. Japan is _____ a beautiful country that make people visit it over
and over again.
Answer: Japan is such a beautiful country that make people visit it
over and over again.
Reason: “such” is used in this sentence above, there is an
“adjective + noun” (a beautiful) and indicates a result.
6. He is ____ a liar that everyone avoids him.
Answer: He is such a liar that everyone avoids him.
Reason: “such” is used in the sentence above, because there is the
word “a liar” before “that”. A liar is an adjective, therefore the
suitable answer for no 6 is “such” instead of “so”.
Part B: Combine these statements of cause and result below with

the right use of “so … that” and “such … that”. Color your answer
with GREEN. No 1 has been done for you.
1. Cause: She is a charming woman
Result: Everybody likes her
Answer She is such a charming woman
: that everybody likes her.
A charming woman = adjective +
noun, it is suitable with such not
so.
2. Cause: The weather was nice
Result: We went to the zoo
Answer The weather was so nice that we
: went to the zoo.
Nice = adjective, it is suitable with
so not such.
3. Cause: There is little butter in the fridge
Result: I can’t make a cake right now
Answer There is so little butter in the fridge
: that I can’t make a cake right now.
Little butter = quantifiers, it is
suitable with so not such.
4 Cause: It was a nice weather
Result: We went to the zoo
Answer It was such a nice weather that we
: wemt to the zoo.
A nice weather = adjective + noun,
it is suitable with such not so.
5. Cause: This is a big glasses
Result: even my mother can’t wear it
Answer This is such a big glasses that
: even my mother can’t wear it.
A big glasses = adjective + noun, it
is suitable with such not so.
6. Cause: Russia is a big country
Result: It has eleven time zones
Answer Russia is such a big country that it
: has eleven time zones.
A big country = adjective + noun, it
is suitable with such not so.
Part C: Complete these sentences with the right use of so and
such! Color your answer with RED.
1. He is such a fool that always make the same mistake.

2. I have read so much news about this issue that makes my
head dizzy.
3. This tea is so good that I’ll have another cup.
4. Jasmine is such an angel that everybody adores her.
5. That day was so hot that we decided to stay indoors.
Part D: Complete these sentences with the right use of so and

such as well as the right statements of result. Color your answer
with PURPLE. No 1 has been done for you.
many chefs want to learn the art won the prestigious Silver Medal
of European and Asian cuisine in 1937.
from him.
received a Fulbright Scholarship a presenter, movie actor, and
fashion designer
inspire thousands of people all appears almost every day on TV

over the word.
1. Willian Wongso is ______ a well-known culinary expert in Indonesia

that ____________________.
Answer: Willian Wongso is such a well-known culinary expert
in Indonesia that many chefs want to learn the art of
European and Asian cuisine from him.
2. He is _______ talented that he has become
__________________________________________ .
Answer: He is so talented that he has become a presenter,
movie actor, and fashion designer.
3. This Indonesian Artist was _____ popular that his work continues to
_______________________ .
Answer: This Indonesian Artist was so popular that his work
continues to inspire thousands of people all over the
world.
4. Ida Bagus Made was _____ a talented painter that he once
______________________________.
Answer: Ida Bagus Made was such a talented painter that he
once won the prestigious Silver Medal in 1937.
5. That young man is ______ famous that he
___________________________________________ .
Answer: That young man is so famous that he appears
almost every day on TV.

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The use of “so … that” and “such ... that”

 It expresses a cause and effect.

You can see their use in a sentence below.

Part A: Complete these sentences with the right use of so and

1. I am ___ tired that I might pass out.

Part B: Combine these statements of cause and result below with

1. He is such a fool that always make the same mistake.

Part D: Complete these sentences with the right use of so and

inspire thousands of people all appears almost every day on TV

1. Willian Wongso is ______ a well-known culinary expert in Indonesia

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