Rewrite the sentences starting with so or such. 1) Being tired, Don slept for twelve hours. So
2) He had such a fierce dog that we were terrified. Such
3) I got so angry that I screamed. So
4) We received such a big electricity bill that we couldn’t pay it. Such
5) The sea looked so lovely that we dived in. So
- In this sentence, "Being tired" is rewritten as "So tired" to start the sentence with "so". It shows that Don was extremely tired, emphasizing the extent of his fatigue. The rest of the sentence remains the same.
2) Such a fierce dog did he have that we were terrified.
- In this sentence, "He had" is rewritten as "Such a fierce dog did he have" to start the sentence with "such". It emphasizes the intensity of the dog's fierceness, causing us to feel frightened. The rest of the sentence remains the same.
3) So angry, I screamed.
- In this sentence, "I got" is rewritten as "So angry" to start the sentence with "so". It illustrates the high level of anger I experienced, leading to my screaming. The rest of the sentence remains the same.
4) Such a big electricity bill did we receive that we couldn't pay it.
- In this sentence, "We received" is rewritten as "Such a big electricity bill did we receive" to start the sentence with "such". It highlights the magnitude of the electricity bill we received, preventing us from being able to pay it. The rest of the sentence remains the same.
5) So lovely did the sea look that we dived in.
- In this sentence, "The sea looked" is rewritten as "So lovely did the sea look" to start the sentence with "so". It emphasizes the beauty of the sea, motivating us to dive in. The rest of the sentence remains the same.