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Mini grammar so / such .. . that o Complete the sentences with so, such, or such a. 1 My case is so heavy (that) I can hardly pick it up. 2 It was long flight (that) the children got very bored. 3 There were _ ___ many people at the airport (that) we couldn't see him. 4 It was awful weather (that) we couldn't leave the hotel. 5 We had much luggage (that) we had to ask a porter to help us. 6 Jim is selfish (that) he can't think about anybody else. 7 Jim is selfish person (that) he can't think about anybody else. 8 They were cheap tickets (that) we decided to buy them. 4) Rewrite the sentences using so, such, or such a. 1 I played badly. I lost 6- 0, 6- 0. I played so badly (that) I lost 6- 0, 6- 0 2 The film was very bad. We left after half an hour. Itwas _____ _______ ___ __ __ 3 The food was disgusting. Nobody could eat it. Thefuod ______________________________ . 4 He made a lot of mistakes. The boss sacked him. Hemade ____ ______ ______ __ 5 The music was beautiful. Everyone stopped to listen. Itwas ______ _______ ____ __ 6 They were good seats. We had a perfect view. They were _ _ ________ _____ _ o Complete the sentences with your own ideas. 1 She has so many clothes (that) -"s!..!h"-e"-' n "- ev.,.e "r -" k "' n"'o-"w "' s-' w"'h-"a"'t..<t"-o-"w"'e"'a.!...r ______ _______ _ 2 It was such a hot day (that) 3 I have so much work (that) 4 We were so tired (that) ____________________ ____ ___ _ _ 5 They were playing such loud music (that)

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Page 1: SO-SUCH & Narrative Tenses + KEY

Mini grammar so / such .. . that

o Complete the sentences with so, such, or such a.

1 My case is so heavy (that) I can hardly pick it up.

2 It was long flight (that) the children got very bored.

3 There were _ ___ many people at the airport (that) we couldn't see him.

4 It was awful weather (that) we couldn't leave the hotel.

5 We had much luggage (that) we had to ask a porter to help us.

6 Jim is selfish (that) he can't think about anybody else.

7 Jim is selfish person (that) he can't think about anybody else.

8 They were cheap tickets (that) we decided to buy them.

4) Rewrite the sentences using so, such, or such a.

1 I played badly. I lost 6- 0, 6- 0.

I played so badly (that) I lost 6- 0, 6- 0

2 The film was very bad. We left after half an hour. Itwas ___ _ _ _______ ___ __ __

3 The food was disgusting. Nobody could eat it. Thefuod ______________________________ .

4 He made a lot of mistakes. The boss sacked him. Hemade ____ ______ ______ __

5 The music was beautiful. Everyone stopped to listen. Itwas ____ _ _ _______ ____ __

6 They were good seats. We had a perfect view.

They were _ _ ________ _____ _

o Complete the sentences with your own ideas.

1 She has so many clothes (that) -"s!..!h"-e"-'n"-ev.,.e"r-"k"'n"'o-"w"'s-'w"'h-"a"'t..<t"-o-"w"'e"'a.!...r ____ _ _ _______ _

2 It was such a hot day (that)

3 I have so much work (that)

4 We were so tired (that) __________________ _ _ ____ ___ _ _

5 They were playing such loud music (that)

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28 so / such ... that a 2 such a 3 so 4 such 5 so 6 so 7 such a 8 such

b 2 It was such a bad film (that) we left after half an hour. 3 The food was so disgusting (that) nobody could eat it. 4 He made so many mistakes (that) the boss sacked him. 5 It was such beautiful music (that) everyone stopped to

listen. 6 They were such good seats (that) we had a perfect view.

c Possible answers 2 ... we had to put on the air conditioning. 3 .. .1 can't go out this weekend. 4 ... we went straight to bed. S ... we left the restaurant.

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Grammar narrative tenses

o Read the first part of the story and find examples of each tense below.

1 the past perfect had finished

2 the past perfect continuous ______ _________ ______ ____ _

3 the past continuous ______ ____________ _

The most embarrassing moment of my life ... When I was about nine years old I used to go to the cinema every Saturday

morning. After the film had finished, I would go to a toy shop and look at

model planes and trains and sometimes I bought them with the pocket

money that I had been carefully saving. One day after the film I went to a

big department store to have a look at the model planes they had. I didn't

buy anything, but as I was leaving a very large man grabbed my arm quite

violently and accused me of shoplifting. The man said that he was a store

detective. As I had been concentrating on the toys, I hadn't noticed that

he had been watching me. He made me empty my pockets and he went

through my coat, searching for stolen goods, even though I told him very

dearly that I had only been looking. Of course he didn't find anything

but by this time several people had stopped to see what was happening.

I felt very embarrassed and humiliated that so many people were looking

at me and I was very glad to leave the shop when it was all over .

., Complete the second part of the story with the correct form of the verbs in brackets: past simple, past continuous, past perfect, or past perfect continuous.

An hour or so later, when my family 1 were having (have) lunch at home, my

father 2 (ask) me about the film. I then 3 (mention)

that I 4 _____ (look) at toys in a department store when a store detective

5 (accuse) me of shoplifting and 6 _____ (search) me in

the middle of the shop. My father 7 (make) me repeat what I

8 ____ _ (say), and then immediately 9 _____ (jump up) from the

table. Without either of us having finished our lunch, he 10 _____ (make)

me get into the car. I 11 (never see) my father so angry! He

12 (drive) quickly to the store, 13 (park) outside and

marched me to where the incident 14 _ _ ___ (take place). He then

demanded to see the manager and the store detective. When the manager

15 (come), my father 16 (start) shouting at him

and he told him that I 17 ____ _ (never steal) anything in my life.

He 18 _ ___ _ (make) the manager and store detective apologize to me

for having accused me of shoplifting, and for embarrassing me. But the thing is,

I 19 (find) this scene even more embarrassing than the first one,

especially as I could see that a lot of customers 20 (stop) and

21 (watch) us.

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28 narrative tenses a 1 hadn't noticed, had stopped

2 had been (carefully) saving, had been concentrating, had been watching, had (only) been looking

3 was leaving, was happening, were looking

b 2 asked 3 mentioned 4 had been looking 5 had accused I accused 6 had searched I searched 7 made 8 had said 9 jumped up 10 made II had never seen 12 drove 13 parked 14 had taken place 15 came 16 started 17 had never stolen 18 made 19 found 20 had stopped 21 were watching

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