The Battle: Clauses of Result

As a result

She was not protected. As a result, she had a baby at thirteen.
She was not protected, and as a result, she had a baby at thirteen.

Therefore

She had no access to health education. Therefore, she was more likely to get HIV.
She had no access to health education and, therefore she was more likely to get HIV.

Consequently / As a consequence

She had no other options. Consequently, she married at thirteen.
She had no other options and, consequently she married at thirteen.
There was poor sanitation in the village. As a consequence, she had health problems.

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For this reason / For all these reasons

The water was impure in her village. For this reason, she suffered from parasites.
She had no shoes, warm clothes or blankets. For all these reason, she was often cold.

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Thus

She had no resources to grow food (land, seeds, tools). Thus, she was hungry.

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SO

It was hot, so I turned on the air condition.
They were very tired, so they didn't walk. = they were too tired to walk (too + adjective / adverb + to-infinitive)
She is very proud, so she will not apologize = she is too proud to apologize.
She spoke very quickly, so I didn't understand = She spoke too quickly for me to understand.
He is not a child any more, so he understands = He is old enough to understand (adjective / adverbs + enough + to-infinitive)
I don’t think I have got enough information to speak confidently ( enough + noun + to-infinitive)

2. so + adjective / adverb

She is so devoted that she deserves praise.
She speaks so quickly that I can't understand him.

3. so + much / little + uncountable noun and so + many / few + plural countable noun

So little time so many books!

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Such

Such a / an + adjective + singular countable noun

Such + adjective + plural or uncountable noun

It was such an interesting book (that) I couldn't put it down.
There were such good friends that they have never had an argument.
He is in such good mood that he kisses everyone in the office.

Such a lot of + plural or uncountable noun

She invited such a lot of guests in her party that there was not enough room for all of them.
She has such a lot of money that she don't know what to do with it.

Such + Judgemental Noun

"Such" can also be combined with judgemental nouns for emphasis. This form is often used in exclamations.

Examples:

He is such an idiot! He says the stupidest things.
She is such a genius! We could never do this work without her.

Such + Noun (This type of...)

"Such" can also mean "this type of..." or "that type of..."