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It was SUCH A delicious drink THAT I had to have another glass. (SO)
The drink was SO DELICIOUS that I had to have another glass.
I didn´t use that piece of string, because it was TOO short. (ENOUGH)
I didn´t use that piece og string, because it was NOT LONG ENOUGH.
The question was SO difficult THAT I had to ask for help. (SUCH)
It was SUCH A DIFFICULT QUESTION THAT I had to ask for help.
There weren´t ENOUGH SEATS for all the guests.
There were TOO FEWW seats for all the guests.
There weren´t ENOGH SEATS for all the guests. (MANY)
There were TOO MANY guests and NOT ENOGH seats.
We can´t put that box in the car there isn´t much space. (LITTLE)
We can´t put that box in the car as there is TOO LITTLE space.
I haven´t got ENOUGH TIME TO do all my work. (TOO).
I have got TOO LITTLE TIME TO do all my work,
I have got SUCH A LOT OF WORK THAT I can´t go out. (SO)
I have got SO MUCH work that I can´t go out.
She had lots of children and didn´t know what to do. (MANY)
She had SO MANY CHILDREN THAT she didn´t know what to do.
It was SUCH A good PLAY that the audience cheered. (SO)
The play was SO GOOD THAT the audience cheered.
Kate´s offer sounded TOO GOOD TO be true. (SUCH)
Kate´s was SUCH A good OFFER THAT it didn´t sound well.
David was TOO SHORT TO reach the top shelf. (ENOUGH)
David was NOT TALL ENOUGH TO reach the top shelf.
I had SO LITTLE knowledge of the subject THAT I got zero in the test. (ENOUGH)
I didn´t have ENOUGH KNOWLEDGE of the test TO pass it.
Andrew ate SO MANY cakes THAT he could hardly walk. (SUCH)
Andrew ate SUCH A LOT of cakes THAT he could hardly walk.
There are TOO FEW good programmes on TV TO spend the evening at home watching it. (ENOUGH)
There are NOT ENOUGH good programmes on TV TO spend the evening at home watching it.
