VOCABULARY: too, so, such 1. Choose the correct answers. 1. It was so / too hot outside that you could fry an egg on the pavement. 2. Sophia has so / such a beautiful voice! 3. It's much so / too risky to swim in this river. 4. There are so / such many things to see in this city. 5. This coffee is far too / such cold to drink - I'm sending it back. 6. It was so / such a funny film that my sides hurt by the end of it. 7. That restaurant is far so / too expensive to eat in every week. 8. I'm so / such happy I could dance!

Correct answers:

• 1. It was so hot outside that you could fry an egg on the pavement.
• 2. Sophia has such a beautiful voice!
• 3. It's much too risky to swim in this river.
• 4. There are so many things to see in this city.
• 5. This coffee is far too cold to drink — I'm sending it back.
• 6. It was such a funny film that my sides hurt by the end of it.
• 7. That restaurant is far too expensive to eat in every week.
• 8. I'm so happy I could dance!

Short rule: so is used before adjectives and adverbs, such before adjective + noun, and too means “more than needed”.

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