Dangerous
Greedy
Intelligent
Kind
Not smart
Crazy
Generous
We use 'so' before an adjective or adverb (without a noun).
We use 'such' before a noun or an adjective + a noun. If there is 'a' or 'an', it goes after 'such'.
so beautiful
so delicious
so quickly
so well
so cold
so tired
so much
so many
such a genius
such a teacher
such a good
such delicious
such an expensive
Ways to answer
For example,
Are you free this Friday?
What are you doing this weekend?
Are you busy tonight?
Do you have time after class?
Positive responses (interest and availability)
Sure! Do you want to do something?
I'm free all weekend.
I'm open this evening.
I don't have anything scheduled.
Negative responses (non-interest or non-availability)
Sorry, I have plans this weekend.
I'm going to (Las Vegas) with (my friends).
Unfortunately not. I have something else scheduled.
Not really. (I'm kind of busy tonight.)
To indicate interest, but temporary non-availability
I'm not free on Friday, but I do have time Saturday.
I'm going to be out of town, but I'll be back next weekend.
I have something planned. How about tomorrow?
I'm busy today. How about some other time?
From my personal point of view...
From my personal stand point...
Based on my own experience...
because of the fact... PERSONAL POINT...
CEO
Name:
Experience:
CMO
Name:
Experience:
CFO
Name:
Experience:
VP of HR
Name:
Experience:
VP of Sales
Name:
Experience:
We will need
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