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Mastering Too, Enough, So, and Such

The document provides examples of using too or enough with adjectives to indicate excess or insufficiency. It gives examples like "Peter is too short to become a police officer" and "Kelly is too young to drive a car". It then provides exercises filling in too or enough in sentences like "The coffee was too hot to drink" and "He wasn't strong enough to lift that heavy box". It also discusses using so or such to indicate extremes, giving examples like "She is so funny!" and "James has such much money". It provides a matching exercise choosing between so or such to complete sentences about movies, speaking English fluently, seeing high mountains, and being a clown.

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Mastering Too, Enough, So, and Such

The document provides examples of using too or enough with adjectives to indicate excess or insufficiency. It gives examples like "Peter is too short to become a police officer" and "Kelly is too young to drive a car". It then provides exercises filling in too or enough in sentences like "The coffee was too hot to drink" and "He wasn't strong enough to lift that heavy box". It also discusses using so or such to indicate extremes, giving examples like "She is so funny!" and "James has such much money". It provides a matching exercise choosing between so or such to complete sentences about movies, speaking English fluently, seeing high mountains, and being a clown.

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 Complete with TOO or ENOUGH and the adjective in

brackets:
1. Peter is ………………………….to become a police officer.
He's only 1.65 cm tall. (short)

2. Kelly is ………………………..to drive a car. She's only 14.


(young)

3. I'm a good swimmer, but I'm not ……………………..to enter a


championship. (good)

4. This T-shirt isn't ………………………..for me. I need a bigger


one. (big)

5. The students are …………………………to study the irregular


verbs list by heart. (lazy)

6. Don't eat that chicken! It's ……………………………… (salty)


 Fill in the correct word (too or enough).
1. I left the coffee for a minute to cool because it was…………...hot to drink.

2. He wasn't strong …………………… to lift that heavy box.

3. There aren't………………………policemen in our town.

4. Do you have………………….information to help me with this problem?

5. It is…………………….difficult to do for a little child.

6. I do not have………………….much time to prepare dinner.

7. I didn't buy the car because it was…………………..expensive.

8. He didin't work hard…………………….to pass the exam.

9. My mum can't sleep because she drinks………………..much coffee.

10. She isn't old………………….to start driving.


So / Such
So + Adjective
USE
"So" can be combined with adjectives to show extremes. This form is often used in
exclamations.
Examples:
 The music is so loud! I wish they would turn it down.
 The meal was so good! It was worth the money.
So + Adverb
USE
"So" can be combined with adverbs to show extreme actions.
 She spoke so quickly!.
 He paints so well!

Such + Adjective + Noun


USE
"Such" can be combined with an adjective and a noun to show extremes. This form is often
used in exclamations.
Examples:
 Don has such a big house!
 Shelly has such beautiful eyes!

 Read then Choose the correct answer(so / such) for each gap below,

1. She is……………funny! She always makes me laugh

2. . James has………………much money that he could actually buy that

Ferrari.

3. The movie was……………….good that I saw it five times.

4. Terry speaks English……………….fluently that I thought he was

American

5. Jerry had never seen……………….high mountains..

6. Fred is……………… a clown! He is always telling jokes and making

people laugh.

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