‘Such’ comes BEFORE nouns
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- Such good weather (weather is a noun)
- Such happy people
- Such a lovely day
- Such a pretty woman
‘So’ comes AFTER nouns
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- The weather is so good
- The people are so happy
- The day is so lovely
- The woman is so pretty
Both structures can be followed by ‘that’
- The day is so lovely, that we’ve decided to go out.
- It’s such a lovely day, that we’ve decided to go out.
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