I'm old. I can drive a car.
I am old enough to drive a car.
He is young. He can't drive a car.
He is too young to drive a car.
He isn't rich. He can't buy this car.
He is not rich enough to buy this car.
Mary is clever. She can answer your question.
Mary is clever enough to answer your question.
This coffee is hot. We can't drink it.
It is too hot to drink.
I'm tired. I can't help you.
I'm too tired to help you.
This camera is cheap. He can buy it.
This camera is cheap enough to buy.
Japanese is difficult. We can't learn it.
Japanese is too difficult to learn.
Sean is fat. He can't run up the hill.
Sean is too fat to run up the hill.
These shoes are big. I can't wear them.
These shoes are too big to wear.
He is rich. He can buy a Mercedes.
He is rich enough to buy a Mercedes.
She is tired. She can't clean the house.
She is too tired to clean the house.
These questions are difficult. We can't answer them.
These questions are too difficult to answer.
This jumper is small. He can't wear them.
This jumper is too small to wear.
She is tall. She can play basketball well.
She is tall enough to play basketball.
It is heavy. I can't carry it.
It is too heavy to carry.
