We use So and Such to show the extreme of something.
These forms are often used in interjections.
So + adjective
- This box is so heavy!
- This meal is so terrible!
- That movie is so boring!
- You are so clever!
- They are so lovely!
- Sara's eyes are so beautiful!
Such + adjective + noun.
- This is such a heavy box!
- This is such a terrible meal!
- That is such a boring movie!
- You are such a clever person!
- They are such lovely people!
- Sara has such beautiful eyes!
In spoken English we can make interjections with How + adjective.
- How exciting!
- How interesting!
- How boring!
- How mysterious!
- How frustrating!
- How disgusting!
We can also use How + adjective + subject + verb.
- How exciting the bungee jump is!
- How interesting this movie is!
- How mysterious they are!
- How beautiful this place looks!
- How delicious the food tastes!
- How lovely you are!
