Mary/ tall/ her brother. (AS...AS)
Mary is as tall as her brother.
A lemon/ not sweet/ an orange. (AS...AS)
A lemon is not as sweet as an orange.
A donkey/ not big/ a horse. (AS...AS)
A donkey is not as big as a horse.
This dress/ pretty/ that one. (AS...AS)
This dress is as pretty as that one.
The Moon is very bright. We can play outdoors. (ENOUGH)
The Moon is bright enough for us to play outdoors.
The weather was fine. We could go camping. (ENOUGH)
The weather was fine enough for us to go camping.
He didn’t have much money. He couldn’t live on it. (ENOUGH)
He didn’t have enough money to live on.
I have enough money. I can pay this bill. (ENOUGH)
I have enough money to pay this bill.
I left the coffee for a minute to cool because it was ………. hot to drink. ( enough/too)
too
It is …………. difficult to do for a little child. ( enough/too)
too
My sister is very young. She can't drive a car. (TOO)
My sister is too young to drive a car.
These apples are very expensive. Mary can't buy them. (TOO)
These apples are too expensive for Mary to buy.
A old building (lovely)
A lovely old building
A wooden reading desk ( large)
A large wooden reading desk
A popular American magazine (music)
A popular American music magazine
An interesting story (adventure)
An interesting adventure story
