Such a / Such I have already learned that; 1) "Such a" is use with contable noun 2) "Such" with uncontable noun Then, I can say; It was such A big steak that... (contable)

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Such a / Such I have already learned that; 1) "Such a" is use with contable noun 2) "Such" with uncontable noun Then, I can say; It was such A big steak that... (contable) It was such spicy food that...(uncontable) But why I have to say; This wood is such a hard that... In this case wood is uncontable, why I have to use "such A"? Thank you very much in advance!

Feb 5, 2014 11:06 PM

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You can't use 'such' in that example, because 'hard' isn't a noun (countable or uncountable). For adjectives, use 'so' instead. Ex. "This wood is so hard that..."

February 5, 2014