Study the rules, then
complete the gaps with so, such or such
a/an.
to express result we use:
• so + adjective/adverb that he is so busy
studying that he can't volunteer at the homeless shelter.
• such a/an + adjective + singular countable
noun that
it was such a cold day that the lake froze over.
• such + adjective + plural countable/
uncountable noun that
the lake has such dirty water that no one wants to
go swimming.
Объяснение:
Tom asked me if I could lend him 20 dollars.
Mr. Walters warned that his sons had to to stay away from the lake.
John advised I should see a lawyer.
The teacher warned the students not to talk during the test.
The judge ordered that Mr. Brown had to pay a big fine.
I asked if Sam had ever been to China.
She wanted to know if I was French or Italian.
I asked when the next train would arrive.
She wondered if Mrs. Smith grew flowers in her garden.
Why are you tired?
Have you broken the car, Kate?
Can we meet on Thursday?
How often do you use the washing machine?
Shall we invite Kevin to the party?
I can speak French
I'm able to speak French
I can drive a car
I'm able to drive a car
I can come early
I'm able to come early
I can learn the rule
I'm abletolearntherule
I can have breakfast
I'm able to have breakfast
I can work for ten hours
I'm able to work for ten hours
2.
He could work much harder
He was able to work much harder
He could translate to English into Russian
He was able to translate to English into Russian
He could run quickly
He was able to run quickly
He can learn a long poem for ten minutes
He was able to learn a long poem for ten minutes
3.
He can play chess better
He will be able to play chess better
He can go on an excursion
He will be able to go on an excursion
He can take an examination in History
He will be able to take an examination in History
He can get up early in the morning
He will be able to get up early in the morning
He can buy a new bag
He will be able to buy a new bag