SO, SUCH, TOO, ENOUGH

FORM	FUNCTION	EXAMPLES
So+ adjective /adverb	We use so with nouns to mean very, really, or extremely. Lo usamos con sustantivos para significar muy, muy o extremadamente.	The weather is so hot today.
Such + adjective + noun	We use such with adjective and adverbs to mean very, really, or extremely. Usamos tales adjetivos y adverbios para significar muy, muy o extremadamente.	He´s such an interesting character.
So/such… that…	We use a “that” clause aften “so and such” to show results or consequences. Usamos una cláusula "that" después de "so y such" para mostrar resultados o consecuencias.	The  movie was so interesting that I watched it twice.
Too + adjective/adverb	We use too with adjectives and adverbs to say that there is more of something than we need or want. También usamos adjetivos y adverbios para decir que hay más de lo que necesitamos o queremos.	You´re speaking too fast. Can you speak more slowly, please?
Not + adjective/adverb + enough	We use not…enough with adjectives and adverbs to say that there is less of something than we need or want. Usamos no ... suficiente con adjetivos y adverbios para decir que hay menos de lo que necesitamos o queremos.	It´s not quiet enoung to study in here.
Too/(not) … enough … to …	We use an infinitive clause after too and (not) … enough to show results or consequences. Usamos una cláusula infinitiva demaciado y (no) ... suficiente para mostrar resultados o consecuencias	There isn´t enough time to see the show. The bed was too big to fit in the room.

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