2/27/2018_Homework
학생이 쓴 원문
강사 첨삭
Hi [이름]! Thanks for doing your homework and I appreciate your question. That\'s a good question.
Let me explain it to you here. \"so\" and \"such\" almost have the same meaning.
Both words mean \'used for emphasizing a quality, feeling, or amount\'.
But in constructing a sentence, you should know their difference because they are used in different ways.
1. \"so\" is an adverb or \'busa\' in Korean. ^^ In a sentence, use \"so\" plus an adjective or \"hyeong-yongsa\".
Example: You are so beautiful. [so + adjective \'beautiful\']
You are so quiet today.
2. \"such\" is a predeterminer. In a sentence, use \"such\" plus \"a/an\" plus adjective plus a singular noun or \"myeongsa\".
Example: She\'s such an intelligent woman. [such + an + adjective \'intelligent\' + singular noun \'woman]
You are such a wonderful girl.
I hope you understand my explanation. See you on Friday! ^^
~~Teacher May~~
1. Could I _tell_ to you for a minute?
>> Could I talk to you for a minute?
2. He __has worked__ here for five years now.
>> He has been working here for five years now.
3. I am used to __working hard___ .
>> I am used to work hard.
4. Who is the woman __at__ the picture?
>> Who is the woman in the picture?
5. How _much__ sugar do you take in your tea?
>> CORRECT
6. Before he went to England he _had read__ tons of guide books.
>> CORRECT
7. I was looking for my hat but I couldn\'t find it _anywhere_ .
>> CORRECT
8. I can\'t __remember___ the last song they were playing.
>> CORRECT
9. I used to _getting up__ early in the morning.
>> I used to get up early in the morning.
10. He is __such___ a nice man.
>> CORRECT
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