Learn English Grammar: How to use SO & SO THAT

[@micaelajavier9065]

I'm so glad to have discovered this video. He saved me.

[@clay89_]

Hi Adam. Just wanted to say thank you for sharing these great videos. As a native spanish speaker who studied english for 8 years some time ago, I have to say that nowadays I find this kind of videos very useful to be in touch with the language. Regards from Uruguay!

[@PinkShips-h9r]

This kind of video. Or These kinds of videos. I bet you're doing even better now!

[@clay89_]

@@PinkShips-h9r You are right. The funny thing is that I did write it correctly just a few words before. Thanks!

[@richardh4297]

Adam explained this lesson so clearly that everyone understood it.

[@ThiNguyen-pt6hd]

Adam explained this lesson so clearly that everyone could understand it.

[@اتركقبلانتترك]

He explained this lesson clearly so that we could understood it

[@paolotoscani7752]

Adam explained this lesson so clearly everyone understood it.

[@seemasultani3382]

I guess I am quitting my classes at a language college here in London,because I’m learning so much more with your teaching.your classes have meant a lot.you’re fantastic teacher,Adam.Thank very much.

[@winthein4337]

Hello Instructor, Let me introduce my self. My name is Win. I am a English learner and i used to listen to your lessons very often to write a better English,but my writing is still very weak. I would be grateful if someone who could assist for correction for my writing or who wants to practice writing with me. Your explanations are wonderful. This lesson is very useful and would like to thank for uploading this video clip.

[@renatogioia2597]

Adam , you explain the lesson so well that we all can understand it perfectly ! Thanks

[@محبالله-ربي]

Adam ... you are a great teacher not only because u do provide the information easily,but also because of the simple way of conveying the info.I wish u all the best.

[@markselc1452]

Thank you very much for explaining the difference between 'so' and 'so that' when both are used in a similarly constructed sentence. I had problems understanding the whole thing because I didn't exactly know how to differentiate them. I thought their differences lie on their use, not much on the meaning each of them convey, but I was wrong. It's actually the other way around! I tried looking for a great answers, opened every website that offered various, intelligent but often incomprehensible answers, but I end up not getting how to distinguish them. This is the only explanation that made perfect sense for me. The tutor went on very simple in highlighting the differences between 'so' and 'so that'. Thanks to him, I now have an answer to my student who's been bugging me about this! Thank you!

[@Alexandrastn]

You are amazing Adam, I love your explanation!

[@nazarenovallejos]

Finally I found a good teacher that can explain very clearly grammar rules. I'm not consider myself a good fan of grammatical rules but this makes the understanding about it a little interesting. Thank you

[@dylanthuong2600]

Thank you Adam.

[@mari-mari-ri]

You are one of my favorite English teachers. I started watching your videos from the very beginning many years ago, and even now at my upper-intermediate level, I am always happy to find Adam's lessons!

[@ramaltelekom3937]

Thanks Adam ,you explain so clearly that I loved english after your lessons

[@16yummy38]

I'm a Japanese and teach English to young students. Your video is a perfect method for them to make the most of. Thank you SO MUCH.

[@textyourname2541]

I am Korean.... but this lesson is very useful...! In Korea, We focus on grammar.. so I thought that I have to study more. And KZbin recognized this video ....!! Thank you for your great video.

[@Slimmshaady]

Wow! You explined it so well!🤩 Thank you so much❤

[@strikethroughstudio]

Thank you EngVid for these uploads. Great help!

[@EsenlerIII]

You are one of the best teachers I've ever seen Adam. This will help a lot )

[@emanoelpereira1844]

Very important lesson. Thank you, Adam.

[@nagirahbaswari8311]

Really, your professional Teacher, I wish I will improve in my English, may God bless you

[@andimursyidahyusuf9293]

i am so excited to join your online class. thanks a lot. you teach us so perfectly and detail

[@shihaanum7188]

nice

[@dieisonsiqueira4208]

Good job Adam! You are an amazing teacher. Thank you for helping us learning English.

[@alinasrat5271]

Thank you Sir. I got so many things from your videos but I am still waiting for sharing of multiple adjective in a sentence.

[@shaxloshavkatovna1799]

Thanks Adam teacher for all lessons .You are the greatest teacher I have seen

[@creativityonthehouse4494]

I have repeatedly watched this video for 3 times so that I could understand the usage of "so that" to improve my English writing skill.

[@nargizalatipova9798]

You are a perfect teacher for me. You explain lessons clearly and fluently

[@Sophie-qc9yg]

OMG!!!! Adam's video is the best ever!! You saved me!!

[@fulelcandy8239]

I have to say that I loveeee your lessons!

[@faridmammadzada211]

Vero Luna can we learn english together?

[@هلاءالجهني]

*****

[@giadapamela6439]

T. Adam you are awesome! Thank you. Now I could pass my quiz. I was looking for this explanation. Only I didn't find such.. that.

[@fernandonunes975]

You are the best teacher ever!!!!

[@fentengshi9543]

I am so much thankful for you. You teach so simply that I can understand all your share!

[@zs6778]

After my English lesson, i listen you. Your explanation so good, that I could improve my English.

[@nyinyilynnhtet9920]

Dear Adam, your teaching is so smart, that we can understand easily.

[@abdelouahabbouchemal711]

So so you're really 100% dedicated to teaching English , so thank you so much.

[@tanialin8590]

Thanks 🙏

[@creativityonthehouse4494]

I am so amazed that I will want to learn more grammar on the Engvid website.

[@svetlanam1374]

great lesson, thanks!

[@youknowwhoiam6057]

I watched this video, so I can give you a comment. Thanks! Adam. This lecture was great.

[@fspsic]

You don't know how you are helping me to improve my skill with your videos. The only thing that I miss is to talk to someone. But I it is temporary. Thanks so much, teacher Adam. Certanly my level and my skill of English are, in many parts, because of you.

[@DanielSouza-xv6ku]

would you like to practice your English skills with me?

[@syn4gp]

I have been learning english with so many teachers, Adam is the best!

[@virtualdigits]

I love your class. Thank you for this explanation.

[@dipanmondal5926]

You are so explain in this video that I gain in English language.

[@pedrocristobal3213]

you're a best teacher Adam 100%

[@salilganguly7691]

You are a really great teacher Sir, There is no doubt, Thanks

[@mariammiller7645]

Hi Adam, these tutorial videos are very helpful, but not enough :) I'd like to know if you can manage online English classes for individuals. Thank you

[@milann46]

Could you give us more lessons with "phrasal verbs"? Thank you.

[@Perk3069]

ɷɷɷɷ Heeyy Friendssss I Have Found W0rikingggg Online Hacck visittttt : - t.co/RbfKfo5KrP

[@evysantos1569]

Hi...Thank you So much Adam! I will invite others friends to join this channel So That they can learn from you as well, because you have been working So hard That deserves more subscribers. Kkkk

[@nicejewelryanddecor2653]

You are a nice teacher.Thank you:)

[@AlexTseng007]

Clear and elaborate explanation on how to use them correctly! Great! So, basically, "so" in "so that" is an adverb that it can not be omitted for grammar reasons, right? But, according to the definition from Yahoo dictionary (the Taiwan version) , that as a conjunction has the meaning of the adverb conjunction, "so that", so that I can leave "that" and omit so to represent the same meaning. Besides my previous explanation about the abbreviation of so in the phrase, so that, another definition that can support my theory is the definition explanation from my Wen Shin's Modern English Chinese Dictionary that "(so) that" is used for guiding an adverb clause followed up to show the purpose like what you say in the video. An example from the dictionary about this is that We eat (so) that we may live. Therefore, the conclusion is that so that as an adverb conjunction to show the meaning of the purpose for the previous clause can be omitted for either word and show the same meaning grammatically!

[@aliciaferreyra7954]

Thank you so much your video, I huge appreciate. I listen carefully to your video, so I understand. I understand the use of "so that " so that I use reliability and feel confident. I studied it for a long time so that I finally, after a long time

[@aliciaferreyra7954]

on the 3er sentence after that i must use point?

[@2EleDiosSar]

Mister expressions like that "SO FAR" for spanish people it's import. Whe you said us "SO FAR" I didn't understand but when you explained that i was very pleased for you. Thank you. I need that

[@Eddison33]

That's quite helpful, thank you. I've always confused "so that" as a purpose with "so" as the result.

[@mariamkinen8036]

So that = purpose. A follow- up of the previous statement. Good. TY. Makes full sense.

[@petterruizhilario9666]

hey "so that" the "that" can be omitted? that may not be the same than "so"

[@vejelmo1947]

Hola Adam me gusta tu explicación

[@satyaprakashsahu3658]

This is wonderful way to teach . Thank you sir.

[@farahsalim2735]

You are perfect teacher ...thanks alot for all your useful video

[@naciramahmoudi450]

What about punctuation in the last sentence (so...that) expressing cause effect relationship? Thanks for being so kind to answer

[@lucypark617]

You are the greatest! So easy to understand.

[@BdonEz3aj]

english looks much easy on your videos, thanks

[@Theosaulo]

you're the best teacher. thanks

[@enriquea.pereiram.6139]

Muchas gracias Allan por tus clases de English.

[@AliM-bf2yo]

You are a smart teacher so my brain can understand you. You put to to much effort so that my brain could understand. Your teaching style is so good that my brain could understand you! LoL

[@moeza112]

Thank you Adam.. you're my fav.. like the way you're teaching ...

[@GuadalupeRodriguez-if7dg]

You are a excellent teacher Adams.

[@ysnben]

Thank you very much, you are a great teacher

[@loopwater5366]

I always thought that I have no hobbies until now I realize that going to internet is my favorite thing in my life.

[@jlss101983]

What a impeccable leasson! I'd like to suggest a topic for an upcoming video, it may be about "Inversions". I have several questions about this topic and, in my eyes, you're super able to explain. Thank you.

[@xamarcadecana]

He is so Nice, Awesome. I learned A lot So I Appreciate you everything that you providing lessons. Now I Am Able to Speak with people with out fear and shy. that is a lot of time I couldn't.

[@David_198]

As always very useful explanations. Thank from Colombia.

[@joseluisllorentearrebola1691]

thanks!!

[@bkkushwaha5881]

Hi Adam. I am big fan of your teaching . your every takes me to another level . Thank you 😊❤️

[@vkddefenceacademy6698]

your voice is so clear and method is easy to understand. sir, I am from India.

[@FelipeFerreira-do1rm]

Thank you for your support!!

[@tatianalisina259]

Thank you so much! you are a generous man )) and verification test is useful, good idea

[@alonsocastaneda9936]

Im so happy, because this video is absolutly good

[@saidiawale2428]

Thank you so much, Adam Just want to know why a comma is applied before so to join clauses

[@imehonsanchez2099]

You're a great English Teacher!

[@wallacesousuke1433]

nohemi sanchez hermosa 😍

[@kitodailylife8481]

Thank you for teaching. it very help to me to know.👍

[@CarlosMorenoRuiz]

so (adjective or adverb) that and so as a conjunction are commonly misused because the"so" as a conjunction acts as an adverb clause, specifically as a consequence clause, and the "so (adjt or adverb) that" acts as concessive clause, and those two types of clauses are interchangeable. I can change the concessive clause into a consequence clause without the original meaning, and so on. If people who misuse these two structures studied syntax, they wouldn't confuse each other. That's why syntax is so important. People often think syntax is useless

[@jaswinderkaur8917]

Thank you very very much sir👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@maurociocchetti3724]

Keep it up! Your lessons are absolutely useful and well done!

[@grustyn]

Great explanation and thanks for the content. 1. Can I use "so" in a formal conversation/emails or in my job? 2. For "so" as a consequence, I can use other words, like therefore, consequently, etc. Is there any other way to say "so that" ? Thanks!!

[@dulaannako3192]

1. Yes, you can use it but according to my reading and writing skills teacher, it's not good to use "so" as an quantifier because it makes your composition weaker. 2. Yes, there is. The conjunction word "so that" is just similar to other words like "to", "in order to", "so as to" and etc. These transitional words express the purpose of what you said before. Additionally, it only depends on how you use it. Ex: 1. I learn how to pose on photoshoots, "so that" they'll hire me as a Model of their brand. 2. I learn how to pose on photoshoots, "in order to" become a model of their Brand.

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

Thanks! I was raining, so I decided to cancel the trip.

[@saritasrivastava6812]

I am from India I love your teaching and learning a lot

[@aadalamaroccom6979]

thank you so much , you have a very good pedagogic method

[@ayoubkj2335]

iam arabic student of Mr adam ilove your way of explaning thank you very much

[@hermenolivares4082]

You áre my profesor , Gracias Adam very Good videos....

[@achillesmtzb.1450]

adam ,,, would you be so kind to explain the ELSE conditional ??? ,,, PLEASE !!!

[@lymaritorres9552]

Tahnks a lot for that class. Can you make a class with: in, at, on?? the difference of them...

[@GMByteJavaTM]

Thank you very much :) This video is very useful.

[@afshinsafaee3236]

Hi and thank you for your very helpful videos. I have a question. In this sentence why do we use "saving". I don't know the reason. "you can skip around within a section, to answer the questions that are easiest for you, "saving" the more difficult questions for the end". thank you in advance for your explain.

[@javiertinoco3144]

Thanls AD por those, explanationes Sometimes the brain get used to memorizing the conjuntions and all that particles just reading books practiques English sentences or listening conversationes. Sometimes We don't know about its grammar but We know its place in the context of the text

[@subhashnisarta8040]

Thank you very much to go deep in English to tell me right way to speak and written communication It is a vast different to understand. feeling and emotion also can be changed. My theme is only to learn and writing in English. I am not well learned person.therefore many times I made mistakes.

[@shashindrabandara2277]

Yes sir that ways so good .we can understand very well thank you so much 😊

[@치메라]

I so much enjoy your teaching method

[@zebousmonova]

Amazing

[@saophiahcm]

I really like your explanations. They're very helpful

[@yasirjan1232]

Your vedios are very important for me .....thanks

[@sc234983]

It's really helpful, thanks a lot!!

[@quangduynguyen8756]

Thanks u so much for your lesson. Could you show me how to use "by"