Share Level V- Unit 3
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There are cars on my street all the time. | What's the problem? Use 'too much + singular noun'.
There is too much traffic.
My rent went up $1,000 more. | What's the problem? Use 'too + adjective'.
The rent is too expensive.
It's not safe outside at night. | What's the problem? Use 'too much + singular noun'.
There is too much crime / violence.
There is only one parking space and we have two cars. | What's the problem? Use 'not enough + plural noun'.
There aren't enough parking spaces.
Our new house is really small. | What's the problem? Use 'not + adjective + enough'.
The house is not big / spacious enough.
My new house has only one window. | What's the problem? Use 'not + as + adjective + as'.
The house isn't as bright as the last one.
Talk about two positive and two negative aspects about your house.
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Talk about two positive and two negative aspects about your neighborhood.
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Talk about two positive and two negative aspects about your school.
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