So es una conjunción usada para causas y efectos. Existen dos estructuras para una oración:

• so + adjective + that + clause (result)
• so + quantifier + noun + that + clause (result)

Ejemplos utilizando “so” para causas y efectos

• She’s so famous that she has to go out in disguise.
• She’s so beautiful that I can’t take my eyes off her.
• It was so cold that we all went home.
• She has so many books that she has to buy another bookshelf.
• He ate so much that he became ill.
• There was so little time that we had to take a taxi.

Ejercicio de writing

Escribe cinco oraciones sobre causas y efectos utilizando las siguientes palabras: interesting, disgusting, fascinating, few y little.

• This book is so interesting that I can’t stop reading it
• The pepper on the pizza is so disgusting that I can’t even see it
• My future job is so fascinating that I can’t wait to work there
• there are so few classes in this course that I think that is boring
• There is so little water in my botle that I have to fill it in