So, such, too, enough and teenage problems

So goes with an adjective or adverb: She was so nervous. Such goes with (a/an) + adjective + noun: It was such a difficult day. Both can introduce a result with that: He was so tired that he fell asleep; It was such a loud noise that everyone looked up. Too means “more than is good”, and the result is usually negative: too + adjective (+ to + verb): The problem is too serious to ignore. Enough comes after an adjective: old enough to vote; and before a noun: enough time. Many teenage problems are exam pressure, quarrels with friends, loneliness and bullying. Bullying is repeatedly hurting or humiliating someone with words or actions. If it happens, do not stay silent: tell a trusted adult (parent, teacher, school counsellor). It is never the victim’s fault.