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so interesting a man vs such interesting a man

I'm afraid both phrases aren't commonly used in English. The correct structure is 'such an interesting man.' 'So interesting a man' and 'such interesting a man' aren't grammatically correct and sound awkward. It's better to use 'such a/an' followed by an adjective and a noun.
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Last updated: June 18, 2024 • 1537 views

so interesting a man

This phrase is not commonly used in English and sounds awkward.

The correct structure is 'so interesting.' For example, 'He is so interesting.'

Alternatives:

  • so interesting
  • very interesting
  • extremely interesting
  • incredibly interesting
  • remarkably interesting

such interesting a man

This phrase is not commonly used in English and sounds awkward.

The correct structure is 'such an interesting man.' For example, 'He is such an interesting man.'
  • "The more interesting a man, the greyer his trousers."
  • He has such interesting thoughts on education.
  • She was really intelligent, she said such interesting things.
  • Look at all these people doing such interesting things.
  • They always seem to lead such interesting lives...
  • You hotel waiters lead such interesting lives.
  • You must be the Dr Ryan who's done such interesting research on me.
  • If everybody was fantasizing on a bed of roses, we wouldn't be having such interesting talks about this.
  • If I had known sports had such interesting fonts, I would have gotten involved in a basketball match a lot sooner.
  • They're both such interesting explanations so, aren't they?
  • I've succeeded in interesting a client in the possibility of a purchase.
  • Believe me, I usually applaud the colorful details of a good story, especially when told with such interesting intergalactic and body-snatching means, but Daniel and I are late to meet with the Russian and Chinese representatives.
  • I am not sure that subsidiarity is being fully respected, and for all those reasons, if the rapporteur and Parliament do not accept any amendments then, regretfully, we shall not be able to vote in favour of this report, which contains such interesting elements.
  • She asked how a man can do that and still call himself a man.
  • A man distracted is a man defeated.
  • It's not that interesting a story, just think of me as moses.
  • Some adventures a man can live without.
  • Never met a man reasonable, missus.
  • Your boyfriend just killed a man.
  • You must be a man worth knowing.

Alternatives:

  • such an interesting man
  • such a fascinating man
  • such a captivating man
  • such an intriguing man
  • such a compelling man

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