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We use "so" for adjectives and adverbs and we use "such" for nouns.

It's so cold!

It's such a day!

It's such a cold day!

She improved so quickly!

She made such improvement!

She made such a quick improvement!

Related articles: Audio so / such, Audio so / because / why, What

Contents 1 This / That 2 So much / So many 3 So far 4 So am I / I am too / Me too

This / That

You can express a similar idea with "this" and "that".

I didn't realize it was that cold.

I was surprised to see her improve that quickly.

If I had known the trip was going to be this tiring I would have stayed home.

I didn't know the situation was that bad.

So much / So many

"So much" is for uncountable nouns and "so many" is used for countable nouns.

I am so busy.

I have so much to do.

I have so many things to do.

So far

"So far" means "up to now".

I moved here last week and so far I've only met 2 of the neighbors.

So am I / I am too / Me too

"So can be used to express agreement.

I am happy. So am I. I am happy too. Me too.

Related articles: How / What / What a, What = Lo que, Because

Audio exercise: Audio So do I

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