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2) ‘So ... that ...’ and ‘such ... that ...’ is used when you want to show your extreme
feelings or opinions about something.

You are such a bad citizen that you often break the law.
Cause (Fact) Effect

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1) So ... that ...
‘So’ is followed by an adjective.
‘That’ is followed by the effect clause.
Examples:
• Ivan Gunawan is so professional that he is able to open his own studio.
Cause (Fact) Effect
• Painting is so interesting that I cannot pass the day without painting.
Cause (Fact) Effect

2) So ... that ...
‘So’ is followed by many/much/few/little + noun .
‘That’ is followed by the effect clause.
Examples:
• She eats so many Burger that she get hurt in her belly.
Cause (Fact) Effect

3) Such ... that ...
‘Such’ is followed by a noun phrase (adjective + singular count noun)
‘That’ is followed by the effect clause.
Examples:
• Ivan Gunawan is such a talented designer that he influences women to wear
his dresses.
• He is such a big man that he has to bbuy customized T-shirts.
Cause (Fact) Effect

4) Such ... that ...
‘Such’ is followed by a noun phrase (adjective + plural count / non-count noun)
‘That’ is followed by the effect clause.
Examples:
• They are such beautiful pictures that everybody will want one.
Cause (Fact) Effect

5) Such ... that ...
‘Such’ is followed by a noun phrase (adverb + singular count noun)
‘That’ is followed by the effect clause.
Examples:
• It such a lovely day that we can go to feel fresh.
Cause (Fact) Effect

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