YE: YOUR ESL TEACHER - so that
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CLAUSES

grammarso / so that / so....that

AND​
such .... that
UPDATED:  DEC 2021
MEANING:
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  • so + adjective + that + sentence

    It's so dry in Monument Valley that they had to bring water in when they were filming Forest Gump.  CLICK FOR VIDEO
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    He is so fat that he can't play tennis.
 
  • verb + so much + noun + that + sentence

    I ate so much pizza that I am sick.

  • verb + so many + noun(s) + that + sentence

    She has so many problems that she doesn't know what to do. 

  • to be + such + adjective + that + noun 

    He is such a good student that he won a scholarship.
EXAMPLES  

​(NOTE:  "that" doesn't have to be used, but for students, it is best to practice using "that")​
so + adjective
  • He is so rich that he can buy anything he wants.​

  • She is so obnoxious that no one wants to date her.
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  • It is so cold that we aren't going to go to school.  
    ​(It is too cold to go to school.)
so much that
  • He works so much that he never sees his kids.
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  • He talks so much that no one likes him.
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  • He has so much money that he can buy anything.
so many that
  • He had so many problems that he was admitted to the hospital.​

  • They have so many cousins they can't remember their names.
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  • I have so many students in my class that I can't do my job.  ​
such + adjective + noun
  • He is such a good student I am sure he will earn a scholarship to the university.
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  • It is such a beautiful day, let's go to the beach.
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  • Traveling today by air is such a pain in the neck, that I avoid it whenever I can.
too + adjective + verb + sentence   ​​ (used in the negative)
  • I am so fat that I can't play tennis.
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  • I am too fat to play tennis.