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Join the sentences using (too .....to) or (too ..... for) // The project was very difficult. The students couldn't do it.
The project was too difficult for the students to do.
Join the sentences using (too .....to) or (too ..... for) // I arrived very late. I didn't catch my flight.
I arrived too late to catch my flight.
Join the sentences using (too .....to) or (too ..... for) // Jane's not going to school today. She's ill.
Jane's too ill to go to school today.
Join the sentences using (too .....to) or (too ..... for) // The book is hard. My child can't read it.
The book is too hard for my child to read.
Correct the mistakes // Are you enough warm?
Are you warm enough?
Correct the mistakes // We have books enough for all the students.
We have enough books for all the students.
Correct the mistakes // They aren't enough strong or fit to be firefighters.
They aren't strong or fit enough to be firefighters.
Correct the mistakes // It was such hot that I couldn't concentrate on my work.
It was so hot that I couldn't concentrate on my work.
Correct the mistakes // She's a such good teacher.
She's such a good teacher.
Complete the sentences with too, to or enough. // It was .......... cold to go out yesterday.
too
Complete the sentences with too, to or enough. // My English isn’t good .......... to understand.
enough
Complete the sentences with too, to or enough. // Have you got .......... money for the train ticket?
enough
Complete the sentences with too, to or enough. // I’m too busy .......... help you today.
to
Complete the sentences with too, to or enough. // You’re not old .......... to watch this film.
enough
Complete the sentences with too, to or enough. // Sarah was .......... excited to sleep before her trip.
too
