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So/such (a/an) + adj/adverb + that. Alex is so stubborn that he always falls out with his friends.

Too + adj /adv (+ to-infinitive) (not) + adj/adv + enough (+ to-infinitive/that clause) The team aren't passionate enough to win the game.

Too + adj /adv (+ to-infinitive) (not) + adj/adv + enough (+ to-infinitive/that clause). That book is too dull to study for a whole year.

(Not) enough (+adj) + noun (+ to-infinitive). There isn't enough rice to make risotto.

(Not) enough (+adj) + noun (+ to-infinitive). Mum doesn't have enough milk to make hot chocolate.

so/such (a/an)+ adj/adverb. That's such a boring city, don't go there!

(Not) enough (+adj) + noun (+ to-infinitive) There weren't enough mushrooms to go foraging.

So/such (a/an) + adj/adverb + that. The film was so terrifying that I screamed.

So/such (a/an) + adj/adverb + that. Margo is such a selfish person that she neglected her dog.

Too + adj /adv (+ to-infinitive) (not) + adj/adv + enough (+ to-infinitive/that clause) You are too extreme to have a ordinary life.

So/such (a/an) + adj/adverb + that. My daughter is such a reluctant student that she hid her homework.

so/such (a/an)+ adj/adverb. That is such an unfair arrangement

Too + adj /adv (+ to-infinitive). Elton John is too bold to wear boring colours.

(Not) enough (+adj) + noun (+ to-infinitive). We don't have enough glue to fix it.

(Not) enough (+adj) + noun (+ to-infinitive). I don't have enough toilet paper to be a mummy for halloween.

so/such (a/an)+ adj/adverb. My dad is so stingy.

So/such (a/an) + adj/adverb + that. Penny is so madly in love with James that they have decided to elope this weekend.