Too and Enough, So and Such 2

Too and Enough :

Too and Enough are used with adjectives and indicate degree. Here we have provide you the different usages of Too and Enough, So and Such.

This is too big for me

ادامه نوشته

so , such , enough, too

So

• As an adverb, so is an intensifier. It intensifies, or makes stronger, the adjective or adverb that follows it.
• So is used like very, but so is a much stronger exclamation.

1. So is used BEFORE the adjective or adverb.

So + adjective/ adverb (no noun)

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کاربرد کلمه

a. Idioms

a. Words Which Sound Alike

a. Wrong Word

a. Synonyms (sorry! not available!)

a. Euphemisms

نقطه گذاری

a. Period, Question Mark, and Exclamation Mark

a. Colon, Semi-Colon

a. Dash, Slash

a. Compound Sentences
b. Adverbial Clauses
c. Restrictives/Non-restrictives
d. Interjections
e. Conjunctions
f. Items in a Series
g. Appositives
h. Parallel Structures
i. Comma Splices
j. Preventing Misunderstandings

a. Ellipsis

a. Parentheses and Square Brackets

a. Apostrophe

a. Quotation Marks

اجزای کلام

a. Noun Identification
b. Count, Mass, Collective Nouns
c. Plural & Possessive Nouns

a. Pronouns & Antecedents
b. Ambiguous and Vague Antecedents
c. Pronoun Case
d. Personal, Possessive and Indefinite Pronouns
e. Reflexive, Intensive and Reciprocal Pronouns
f. Interrogative, Relative and Demonstrative Pronouns

a. Verb Identification
b. Transitive, Intransitive, & Linking Verbs
c. Verb Tenses and Forms
d. Auxiliary (Helping) Verbs
e. Verbs and Mood
f. Verbs and Voice
g. Verbals

a. Adjectives
b. Adverbs
c. Adverbial (& Adverbial Conjunctions)
d. Comparative & Superlative
e. Practice Distinguishing Adjectives & Adverbs

a. Preposition Identification & Object of Preposition
b. Conjunctions (Coordinating, Correlative, & Subordinate)
c. Interjections

a. Practice Distinguishing Parts of Speech

اانواع جمله

a. Simple Subjects
b. Complex Subjects
c. Subject Complements
d. Predicate Identification
e. Subject-Verb Agreement

a. Simple Objects
b. Complex Objects
c. Direct Objects (Simple & Complex)
d. Indirect Objects (Simple & Complex)
e. Object Complements

a. Clause Identification
b. Main & Subordinate Clauses
c. Noun Clauses
d. Adjective & Adverb Clauses
e. Practice Identifying Clauses

a. Phrase Identification
b. Noun & Verb Phrases
c. Prepositional Phrase
d. Verbal Phrases (Infinitive, Participial, & Gerund)
e. Appositive & Absolute Phrases
f. Practice for Distinguishing Phrases
g. Phrase Functions

a. Simple Sentence
b. Compound Sentence
c. Complex Sentence
d. Compound-Complex Sentence

a. Sentence Fragments
b. Ambiguous Modifier
c. Dangling Modifiers (Gerund, Infinitive, Participial, & Elliptical)
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