The document provides examples of sentences and rewrites them using words like "so", "such", "so much/many", or "such a". The original sentences describe situations where one event led to another undesirable outcome. The rewritten sentences use the connecting words to link the two events, showing that the first event was so extreme that it caused the second event to occur. A total of 8 examples are given with the original sentences and rewritten versions.

1. SO/SUCH…THAT
R E W R I T E

2. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•I played badly. I lost 6-0, 6-0.
•I played so badly that I lost 6-0, 6-0.

3. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•The film was very bad. We left after
half an hour. (It was…)
•It was such a bad film that we left
after half an hour.

4. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•The food was disgusting. Nobody
could eat it.
•The food was so disgusting that
nobody could eat it.

5. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•He made a lot of mistakes. The boss
sacked him.
•He made so many / such a lot of
mistakes that the boss sacked him.

6. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•The music was beautiful. Everyone
stopped to listen. (It was…)
•It was such beautiful music that
everyone stopped to listen.

7. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•They were good seats. We had a
perfect view.
•They were such good seats that we
had a perfect view.

8. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•There was a lot of traffic. We missed
our flight.
•There was so much/such a lot of
traffic that we missed our flight.

9. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING
SO, SUCH, SO MUCH/SO MANY, OR SUCH A
•Joe ate a lot of biscuits. He felt sick.
•Joe ate so many biscuits that he felt
sick.