You are . . . . . . a nice person . . . . . . everybody likes to be your friend. A. such , as B. such , that C. same , as D. so , that

The correct answer is: You are such a nice person that everybody likes to be your friend.

The word “such” is used to introduce a clause that describes something in a positive way. In this case, the clause is “that everybody likes to be your friend.” This clause describes the speaker as being a very nice person.

The word “so” is also used to introduce a clause that describes something in a positive way. However, “so” is used to describe something that is extreme or unusual. In this case, the clause “that everybody likes to be your friend” is not extreme or unusual. Therefore, “so” is not the correct word to use.

The word “same” is used to compare two things. In this case, the speaker is not comparing themselves to anyone else. Therefore, “same” is not the correct word to use.

The word “as” is used to introduce a clause that describes something in a similar way. In this case, the clause “that everybody likes to be your friend” does not describe the speaker in a similar way to anyone else. Therefore, “as” is not the correct word to use.

In conclusion, the correct answer is: You are such a nice person that everybody likes to be your friend.