So / such... that...
We often use to express a consequence
We often use to express a consequence
There are so many things conspiring against you that it's hard to nod off...
These seats are, however, in such high demand, that some airlines, especially low-cost ones, charge more for them.
so + adjective or adverb
The taxi driver drove so quickly (that) we got to the airport on time.
so much / so many
so much + uncountable noun
so many + plural countable noun
There was so much traffic on the road (that) we nearly missed our flight.
There were so many buses on the road (that) we nearly missed our flight.
such a + adjective + single countable noun
It was such a great hotel (that) we want to go back there.
Use such + adjective + single uncountable or plural noun
We had such terrible weather (that) we didn't enjoy the holiday.
We had such small rooms (that) we didn't enjoy the holiday.
The flight was so long that I got really bored.
I had such a noisy child behind me that I couldn't sleep.
I slept so badly on the flight from New York that the jet leg was worse than usual.
There were so many people at Check-in that we had to queue for ages.
We had so much luggage that we had to get two trolleys.
We met such nice people in the hotel that we were never bored.
luggage e baggage são incontáveis. É o grupo de malas, bolsas e tudo o mais que você está levando.