Yesterday when I taught the pattern "Such is/was N that S V," after explaining how the pattern is formed, I had the students make sentences. To make them know when to use this pattern, I gave them a lead-in sentence. The following is an example,
T: Are you afraid of anything?
S: Yes. English.
T: So, you are afraid of English. Such is your fear of English that...?
S: That I dare not open an English book.
T: Give me a complete sentence.
S: Such is my fear of English that I dare not open an English book.
T: Good!
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