So vs Such Dictation: Results with So That
B1 Level
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Hear so with the adjective or adverb, then wait for that and the result. The first part gives a degree; the second tells you what happens because of it. This is different from a purpose phrase where so that sits together. Here a describing word comes between so and that. Listen to the complete consequence too, including any not or modal. Keep both clauses in your answer, even if you can already understand the problem from the first description.
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