3. Underline the correct words. Di: Rome is such a/so lovely city, isn't it? Jo: I don't like it. It's (2) too/very hot for me. Di: The weather's perfect. It's really too/very nice. Jo: But the streets are (4) such a/so crowded. Di: Yes, but it's (5) such a/so wonderful experience. Jo: Well, I'm not enjoying it. It's (6) too/very noisy! Di: Jo, don't be (7) such a/so boring. We're in a (8) too/very beautiful place. Come on, smile...

Correct answers:

• Rome is such a lovely city, isn't it?
• It's too hot for me.
• It's really very nice.
• But the streets are so crowded.
• It's such a wonderful experience.
• It's too noisy!
• Jo, don't be so boring.
• We're in a very beautiful place.

Use such a before adjective + singular noun: such a lovely city. Use so before an adjective alone: so crowded. Use too when something is more than wanted: too hot. Use very simply to make an adjective stronger: very beautiful.

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