Focus 2 / 1.6 / Grammar / so and such

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He's      [so, such] adventurous and loves extreme sports.

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That was         [so, such an] irresponsible thing to do!

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There were      [so, such] many people at the restaurant - we couldn't get a table.

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They're never at home because they're      [so, such] busy people.

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The book was         [so, such an] interesting - I read it in one day.

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It's      [so, such] a lovely day today - let's go to the park.

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I had      [so, such] much work to do yesterday.

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Becky made        [so, such a] good impression when she met my parents.

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You really shouldn't spend         [so, such, such a, such an] much time playing games.

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My sister is         [so, such, such a, such an] friendly and caring person!

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My neighbours are         [so, such, such a, such an] outgoing people and love having garden parties.

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You've got         [so, such, such a, such an] many clothes that you must have something I can borrow.

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It was         [so, such, such a, such an] amazing idea to have a family picnic in the park.

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I won't ask Ann because she gave me         [so, such, such a, such an] irresponsible advice last time.

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My brother is a cheerful person. He says hello to everybody.

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It was a wonderful holiday. We want to go back next year.

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My father was inexperienced at cooking. He burned our breakfast.

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It was a comfortable armchair. I felt asleep.

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The shirt was inexpensive. I bought one for you too.

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The weather was bad. We decided to stay at home.

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My favourite cousin is the son of my dad's brother. His name is Jack and he's the same age as me. We don't have any brothers or sisters but we spend 1)         [so much, so many, such a] time together that we are like brothers. We have 2)         [so, such, such an] fun together and do all kinds of adventurous things like going climbing and visiting new places. We are different in many ways, however. For example, I think that Jack is 3)        [such, such a, so] hard-working person. He always gets good grades at school and is able to really focus 4)      [at, with, on] one thing and does the best he can at everything. I can be rather lazy, to be honest. On the other hand, Jack can be rather shy - not like me. I also think he's a little too 5)           [sensible, selfish, sensitive] because sometimes I have to tell him not to worry 6)       [on, about, at] what other people think or say. Despite these differences, he's still my best friend.