Simple Words-2 | Exercises

Present, Past Simple, & Continuous | Exercises | Englisch Grammatik

​Using "Such""Such" is used before nouns or noun phrases. It describes the intensity or degree of something, but unlike "so," it requires a noun or noun phrase.

1. "Such" + Adjective + Noun:
   • Structure: such + adjective + noun
   • Example: It was such a great presentation.
   • Explanation: "Such" modifies the noun "presentation" with the adjective "great."
2. "Such" + Noun (without an adjective):
   • Structure: such + noun
   • Example: They are such professionals.
   • Explanation: "Such" modifies the noun "professionals."
3. "Such" + That Clause (for emphasis):
   • Structure: such + adjective + noun + that + clause
   • Example: It was such a long meeting that everyone was exhausted.
   • Explanation: "Such" emphasizes the noun phrase "a long meeting," and "that" introduces the result.
4. "Such" with Uncountable Nouns:
   • Structure: such + uncountable noun
   • Example: The team showed such patience.
   • Explanation: "Such" emphasizes the uncountable noun "patience."

Summary:

• "So" is used with adjectives and adverbs to emphasize degree: "so difficult," "so quickly."
• "Such" is used with nouns or noun phrases to describe something intensely: "such a good idea," "such professionals."

Both can be used to show cause and effect with a "that" clause: "so...that," "such...that."

1. The proposal was ________ detailed that it impressed the board.
a. very (sehr)
b. so (so)
c. such (solche)

2. The office was ________ busy that I could hardly find a quiet spot.
a. so (so)
b. very (sehr)
c. such (solche)

3. The team worked ________ diligently to meet the deadline.
a. very (sehr)
b. so (so)
c. such (solche)

4. The software runs ________ smoothly after the update.
a. so (so)
b. very (sehr)
c. such (solche)

5. The client had ________ feedback on the design.
a. so much (so viel)
b. so many (so viele)
c. such (solche)

6. There were ________ emails in my inbox this morning.
a. so many (so viele)
b. so much (so viel)
c. such (solche)

7. We had ________ options to choose from.
a. so few (so wenige)
b. so many (so viele)
c. such (solche)

8. The company has ________ debt compared to last year.
a. so little (so wenig)
b. so much (so viel)
c. such (solche)

9. The client’s request was ________ urgent that we had to work overnight.
a. so (so)
b. very (sehr)
c. such (solche)

10. The project was ________ successful that we received a bonus.
a. so (so)
b. very (sehr)
c. such (solche)

11. They presented ________ a clear plan for the project.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

12. The workshop was ________ an enlightening experience.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

13. This is ________ a crucial step in the process.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

14. They made ________ an impact with their innovative ideas.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

15. The deadline was ________ a challenge that we had to ask for an extension.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

16. The feedback was ________ a surprise that we changed our approach.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

17. The presentation showed ________ clarity in its objectives.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

18. He demonstrated ________ expertise during the negotiations.
a. such (solche)
b. so (so)
c. very (sehr)

Present, Past Simple, & Continuous | Exercises

Present, Past Simple, & Continuous | Exercises | Englisch Grammatik