Rewrite using so…that
March 31st, 2016 in English Learning
Rewrite the following sentences using so…that…
1. The problem is too difficult for him to solve.
2. The robber was too clever to be caught by the Duke’s men.
3. She was too frightened to speak.
4. Portia was too intelligent to be defeated.
5. He was too weak to get out of bed.
6. I was too late to catch the train.
7. He is too shy to speak.
8. She is too adventurous to settle down.
9. I am too old to be a mother.
10. She is too young to take care of a family.
11. It is too early to predict the outcome.
Answers
1. The problem is so difficult that he can’t solve it.
2. The robber was so clever that he couldn’t be caught by the Duke’s men.
3. She was so frightened that she couldn’t speak.
4. Portia was so intelligent that she couldn’t be defeated.
5. He was so weak that he couldn’t get out of bed.
6. I was so late that I couldn’t catch the train.
7. He is so shy that he cannot/will not speak.
8. She is so adventurous that she cannot / will not settle down.
9. I am so old that I cannot be a mother.
10. She is so young that she cannot take care of a family.
11. It is so early that we cannot predict the outcome.