She drove so ... that she got pulled over by the police yesterday.
She drove so badly(fast also can be) that she got pulled over by the police yesterday.
He played the guitar ... at the concert, impressing the audience.
He played the guitar well at the concert, impressing the audience.
The students read the book ... to prepare for the quiz.
The students read the book carefully to prepare for the quiz.
The teacher explained the new concept so that everyone could understand.
The teacher explained the new concept slowly so that everyone could understand.
The actor performed so ... in the play that it received negative reviews.
The actor performed so badly in the play that it received negative reviews.
She typed ... to complete the assignment before the deadline.
She typed fast to complete the assignment before the deadline.
The tortoise moved ... but eventually won the race.
The tortoise moved slowly but eventually won the race.
With his talent, he could solve complex puzzles ....
With his talent, he could solve complex puzzles easily.
The chef cooked the steak ..., and it was perfectly medium-rare.
The chef cooked the steak well, and it was perfectly medium-rare.
She ran so ... that she won the sprinting competition easily.
She ran so fast that she won the sprinting competition easily.
