Homework

What a beautiful night, teacher Nina! After our today's class, I had a nap for a long time. (Well, I want to say 'after a long time'. 'for a long time' is right? I wonder that 'for a long time' means which one between 'the long nap' and 'after a long time'. Actually both are right:) I had a long nap after a long time!) 1. The story was SO fascinating that the children didn't make a sound. 2. The unfortunate tourist didn't expect SUCH kindness from complete strangers! 3. I'm glad you all had SUCH A good time at the picnic. 4. The sweater was SO big that it touched her knees. 5. It was SUCH lovely day that they decided to go swimming. 6. He was SUCH intelligent boy that he was put into the advanced level. 7. He ran into SUCH heavy rain that he could hardly see the road. 8. They had never seen SO many people at the beach. 9. The contestants didn't think they would have to face SUCH A difficulty. 10. Wow! You are SO intelligent! Actually I don't know well the grammer difference among those

Hello there [이름]. ^^ How are you today?Wow! Thank you for doing your essay.I already provided some notes for you to understand it better. Let us talk about \" for a long time\" in class. Talk to you soon, Teacher Nina   So is used before an adjective or an adverb : so bigso carefully Such followed by \'a\' or \'an\', is used before an adjective + a singular noun : such a long time such an incredible story Such is used alone (without a, an) before plural nouns, mass nouns and abstract nouns (information, advice, furniture, courage, generosity, interest, kindness ... ) such foolssuch (beautiful) furnituresuch generosity     What a beautiful night, teacher Nina! >> Correct After our today\'s class, I had a nap for a long time. >> Correct >> After our class, I slept for a long time. >> OR: After our class, I took a nap. (Well, I want to say \'after a long time\'. \'for a long time\' is right? >> Correct I wonder that \'for a long time\' means which one between \'the long nap\' and \'after a long time\'. >> I wonder if \" for a long time\" means between a long nap and time. ( For a long time means, for somewhat few hours of sleep. Actually both are right:) >> Correct I had a long nap after a long time!) >> I had a long nap. >> OR: I took a nap for a long time. 1. The story was SO fascinating that the children didn\'t make a sound. >> Correct2. The unfortunate tourist didn\'t expect SUCH kindness from complete strangers! >> Correct3. I\'m glad you all had SUCH A good time at the picnic. >> Correct4. The sweater was SO big that it touched her knees. >> Correct5. It was SUCH lovely day that they decided to go swimming. >> Such a/ an 6. He was SUCH intelligent boy that he was put into the advanced level. >> Such a/ an 7. He ran into SUCH heavy rain that he could hardly see the road. >> Correct8. They had never seen SO many people at the beach. >> Correct9. The contestants didn\'t think they would have to face SUCH A difficulty. >> Such 10. Wow! You are SO intelligent! >> Correct Actually I don\'t know well the grammer difference among those >> Actually, I don\'t know well the difference of those words.