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Emphasizing Words in English Grammar: So, Such, Too, Not Enough

Learn how to use "so," "such," "too," and "not enough" in English grammar to emphasize adjectives, adverbs, quantities, and nouns. Practice examples included.

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Emphasizing Words in English Grammar: So, Such, Too, Not Enough

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  1. Grammar Zone Thursday, August 4th such a Not …enough too so

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

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

  4. such a + adj. + noun such a noun adjective For example: That was such aterriblemovie.

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

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

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

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

  9. Let’s Practice! Student’s book Page 59

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