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Grammar Zone Thursday, August 4th s o s u c h a t o o N o t … e n o u g h

so We use them in order to emphasize: adjectives adverbs quantities such Uses:

For example: The concert was so exciting, Shakira sang my favorite song. so + adj. / adv. so Adj./ Adv.

For example: That was such a terrible movie. such a + adj. + noun such a adjective noun

too means more than you need, or more than is acceptable or possible. Uses:

For example: Helen talks too fast. too + adj. / adv. too Adj./ Adv.

not + adj./adv. + enough means less than you need, or less than is acceptable or possible. Uses:

For example: My shoes aren’t small enough not + adj. / adv. + enough not Adj./ Adv. enough

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