So, Such, Such A, So Much, So Many – What’s the Difference?

This exercise will help you understand the differences between so, such, such a, so much, and so many. You'll practice choosing the correct structure based on sentence meaning, context, and grammar rules. These expressions are commonly used to emphasize adjectives, nouns, and quantities. Mastering them will make your English more natural and expressive.

1. It was _____ cold that we decided to stay inside.

such

so much

2. They are _____ talented musicians that everyone loves them.

such

so many

3. We had _____ fun at the amusement park yesterday.

so much

so many

such

4. It was _____ boring film that we left halfway through.

such a

so many

5. There were _____ people at the concert that we couldn’t see the stage.

so many

so much

such

6. It was _____ late that we missed the last train.

such

so much

7. Why are you making _____ noise?

so much

so many

such

8. She is _____ kind person that everyone respects her.

such a

so many

9. There are _____ things I want to say to you.

so many

such

10. That was _____ delicious meal that I had to get the recipe.

such a

so much

11. We laughed _____ hard that our stomachs hurt.

such

so many

12. I have never seen _____ stars in the sky.

so many

so much

such a