So vs Such: What's the Difference?

Learn the correct usage of "so" and "such." Enhance your English grammar skills with clear examples and explanations.

Understanding the difference between "so" and "such" is essential for mastering English grammar. This video provides clear rules and examples to help you use these words correctly.

1. Use "Such" Before Nouns.

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

Example:

• "They're such snobs!"
• "Those are such cool shoes".

2. Use "Such" Before Noun Phrases with Indefinite Articles.

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

Example: "This is such a wonderful kitchen!"

3. Use "So" Before Adjectives.

We use "so", not "such", before adjectives.

Example: "Thank you. You're so kind".

4. Use "So" Before Adverbs.

We use "so", not "such," before adverbs.

Example: "She always dresses so elegantly".

By following these guidelines, you can improve your grammatical accuracy and fluency. Watch the video tand practice using "so" and "such" correctly in different contexts.