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She is too young to drive a car. (ENOUGH)
She isn't old enough to drive a car.
I don't have enough money to buy this house. (TOO)
I have too little money to buy this house.
She is too noisy to sit calmly. (ENOUGH)
She isn't quiet enough to sit calmly.
I have too few glasses of water to give everybody. (ENOUGH)
I don't have enough glasses of water to give everybody.
She doesn't run fast enough to escape from school. (SLOWLY)
She runs too slowly to escape from school.
English is too easy to learn. (HARD)
English isn't hard enough to learn.
I don't have enough popcorn. (TOO)
I have too little popcorn. (I need more!)
Our lessons are too interesting to get bored. (BORING)
Our lessons are not boring enough to get bored.
Teacher Kate is too kind. (RUDE)
Teacher Kate isn't rude enough.
We don't have enough English lessons in Perfect. (TOO)
We have too few English lessons in Perfect.
You read too few books. (ENOUGH)
You don't read enough books.
She is too rude. (KIND)
She isn't kind enough.
We aren't joking enough at the lessons. (TOO)
We are joking too little at the lessons.
