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Too or Enough

Too/Enough +Infinitive

We use 'too' when we want to express a quality in excess.'Too' is an adverb followed by adjectives or adverbs.

Examples:

The exercise is too difficult to do.

He's too young to drive.

'Enough' expresses sufficiency.It comes before nouns or after adjectives.

Examples:

My brother isn't tall enough to reach the shelf.

She is rich enough to buy that dress.

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1. He cannot buy the car. It is expensive.

2. The soup is hot to eat.

3. David is clever to understand perfectly.

4. The book is heavy for the child to lift.

5. She is old to rely on herself.

6. They could not do that work. It wasn't easy .

7. I could not finish the test.It was long.

8. Ron can't hear the radio. It isn't loud .

9. The Smiths want to sell their house. It isn't big .

10. It is cold to go outside.

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