• So...That

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• Use so with an adjective or adverb and that to show the result of a situation.

  
  

  so + adjective/adverb + that 
  

  -It's so cold that no one wants to go outside today.
  

  
  

  You can also use so...that with a quantifier* (much, many, few, little) and a noun.

   

  so + quantifier + noun + that

  -Jack ate so much pizza that he got a stomach ache. 
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• The movie was so scary that I didn't finish it.	You talk so quietly that I didn't hear what you said.
  He has so many allergies that he can't eat out often.	There's so little thunder that I think it's safe to go out.

• *Remember! Use many and few with countable nouns, and much and little with uncountable nouns.

 Source : Alison