Combining two sentences using so that
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Combining two sentences using so…that…
So…that…
is a subordinating conjunction. Using
so…that…
we can combine clauses that show a cause and
effect relationship.
Exercise
Combine the following sentences using so… that…
1. The box is very heavy. I cannot lift it.
2. My brother worked hard. He passed the test.
3. He is very ill. The doctors don’t expect him to survive.
4. My grandfather is very weak. He cannot walk.
5. She is very short. She cannot touch the ceiling.
6. William played cleverly. John couldn’t beat him.
7. The necklace was very expensive. I couldn’t buy it.
8. The famine was very severe. Several people perished.
9. The milk was very good. We couldn’t help drinking it.
10. He is very proud. He will not ask for help.
Answers
1. The box is
so
heavy
that
I cannot lift it.
2. My brother worked
so
hard
that
he passed the test.
3. He is
so
ill
that
the doctors don’t expect him to survive.
4. My grandfather is
so
weak
that
he cannot survive.
5. She is
so
short
that
she cannot touch the ceiling.
6. William played
so
cleverly
that
John couldn’t beat him.
7. The necklace was
so
expensive
that
I couldn’t buy it.
8. The famine was
so
severe
that
several people perished.
9. The milk was
so
good
that
we couldn’t help drinking it.
10. He is
so
proud
that
he will not ask for help.
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