Write sentences with the same meaning as the first sentences. Use (not) as … as, too, or not enough.THE SITUATION IS: You can't drive a car. You are too young to drive. You have to be 18.
You are not old enough
I have to wear white. I work in an office.I take care of people's teeth. Who am I?
I am A DENTIST
What's the opposite of lazy?
HARDWORKING
TRUE OR FALSE: In basketball, you can kick the ball?
FALSE!!!
Say THREE things you can do.
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Say THREE things you HAVE TO DO everyday.
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What does this sign mean?
You can't ride a bike here.
NAME TWO SPORTS / ACTIVITIES YOU GO
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NAME THREE SPORTS YOU PLAY
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Write sentences with the same meaning as the first sentences. You can use (not) as … as, too, or not enough. THE SENTENCE IS: This soda isn’t cold enough.
This soda is too hot.
NAME 5 JOBS
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Say THREE things you CAN'T do.
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What's the opposite of rude?
POLITE
"I do karate every week" Is this sentence ok?
Yes, it is. Because you DO karate.
NAME 5 SPORTS
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"I go track and field every week". Is this sentence ok?
No, it's not. Because you DO track and field.
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