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Unit 3 Too / Enough 1- 3€ ESO (not) enough + noun : She hasn•t got enough money adjective + enough : She isn•t tall en

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Unit 3 Too / Enough 1-

3€ ESO

(not) enough + noun : She hasn•t got enough money adjective + enough : She isn•t tall enough

2- too + adjective: I can•t work, I am too tired 3- too much + uncountable noun : there is too much rain in this country too many + countable noun : there are too many students in this class too little + uncountable noun : there is too little sugar in this coffee too few + countable noun : we have too few free days 4- Too and Enough. Changes. 1- Changes: Structure: affirmative verb + too + adjective Negative verb + opposite adjective + enough

That house is too old That house isnÄt new enough 1—verb : affirmative - negative : is isn•t 2—opposite adjectives : old new 3—tooenough 4—too + adjective  adjective + enough 2—Joining sentences: A) Same subject: we use the infinitive to join the sentences: The car is too old. It can•t go on a long trip. The car is too old to go on a long trip. B) Different subject: we use : for + object (second subject) + infinitive The car is too fast. My daughter can•t drive it. The car is too fast for my daughter to drive. Ex: Race cars are very fast. Ordinary drivers can•t drive them. Race cars are too fast for ordinary drivers to drive

slow enough for ordinary drivers to drive

EXERCISES 1-Write these sentences with “enough”. Make the necessary changes: a- Tom is too young to come to this class b- It is too hot outside to wear a jumper c- Mary is too old to come to our party d- Phillip is too ill to go to work e- Niki arrived too late to see the film f- This lorry is too high to go under that bridge.

2-Rewrite these sentences using “enough”: 1- The weather is too cold. 2- My teacher is too bad-tempered 3- His girlfriend is too old 4- Her clothes are too shabby 5- His arms are too short 6- Their friends are too rich

3- Complete with too/enough+one of these words:big, busy, warm, loud, expensive, low, far, 1-Please, turn the radio down. It•s too................. 2-Can you turn up the radio, please? It isn•t ................ 3-I don•t want to walk home. It•s..... 4-Don•t buy anything in that shop. It•s .......... 5-You can•t put all your things in that bag. It ................ 6-We didn•t go to the beach. It ............. 7-I can•t talk to you now. I•m ............

4-Join these pairs of sentences using “ too and enough” a- This desk is very small. I can•t work on it b- They were too far away. Sam couldn•t see them without his glasses. c- That house is very expensive. We can•t buy it. d-The teacher•s voice was very low. The children couldn•t hear her. e- Peter walked very slowly. He didn•t get to the concert on time. f-This chair is old. It can•t be repaired g-The blackboard was dirty;we couldn•t write the sentence h-The soup is very hot. It can•t be eaten i-That evening dress is very old. I can•t use it to go to that party. j-This game is too difficult. It can•t be understood k-That boy is very young. He can•t travel alone l-He•s driving very slowly. He isn•t going to win the race m-My grandmother is very old. She can•t drive a car. n- My car is very fast. My daughter can•t drive it o-The wind is very strong today. We can•t play tennis.