###Exercise 4: Combine these pairs of sentences using “too ….to”:
1. The bag was very heavy. She couldn’t carry it.
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2. He is very old. He can’t run.
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3. She is very young. She can’t go to school.
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4. Tom is very short. He can’t play volleyball.
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5. It’s very late. We can’t go to the movies.
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6. The question was very hard. We couldn’t answer it.
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7. The TV program is very exciting. The children won’t miss it.
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8. You’re very young. You can’t drive that car.
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9. She was tired. She didn’t go anywhere.
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10. These shoes are very small. I can’t wear them.
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###Exercise 5: Combine these pairs of sentences using “such….that” :
1. Tom was a tall man. He could almost touch the ceiling.
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2. Mary is a good swimmer. She has won two gold medals.
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3. He drank strong coffee. He couldn’t go to sleep.
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4. It was a long walk. The children got tired.
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5. He told interesting stories. They all like him.
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6. The boy made rapid progress. It surprised everybody.
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7. He had a difficult exercise. He couldn’t do it.
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8. The speaker gave a long talk. Most of the audience felt sleepy.
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9. We watched an exciting competition. We didn’t want to go home.
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10. It was an excellent show. We all enjoyed it.
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###Exercise 6: Rewrite the sentences using “enough” instead of “too….to”:
1. He is too old to wear this colored shirt.
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2. She is too weak to carry this box.
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3. This pen is too expensive for me to buy.
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4. Bill was too stupid to understand what I had said.
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5. This bag is too heavy for her to carry.
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6. The test was too difficult for them to do.
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7. I’m too poor to help you with the money.
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8. This book is too dull to read.
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9. The room is too dark for us to study.
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10. The shelf is too high for her to reach.
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###Exercise 4: Combine these pairs of sentences using “too -to”: 1. The bag was very heavy. She couldn’t carry it. ________________________________
By Reagan
1. The bag was too heavy for her to carry.
2. He is too old to run.
3. She is too young to go to school.
4. Tom is too short to play volleyball.
5. It’s too late for us to go to the movies.
6. The question was too hard for us to answer.
Exercise 4.
1. The bag was too heavy for her to carry.
2. He is too old to run.
3. She is too young to go to school.
4. Tom is too short to play colleyball.
5. It’s too late for us to go to the movies.
6. The question was too hard for us to answer.
7. The TV program is too exciting for the children to miss.
8. You’re too young to drive that car.
9. She was too tired to go anywhere.
10. These shoes are too small to wear.
Exercise 5.
1. Tom was such a tall man that he could almost touch the ceiling.
2. Mary is such a good swimmer that she has won two gold medals.
3. He drank such strong coffee that he couldn’t go to sleep.
4. It was such a long walk that the children got tired.
5. He told such interesting stories that they all like him.
6. The boy made such rapid progress that it surprised everybody.
7. He had such a difficult exercise that he couldn’t do it.
8. The speaker gave such a long talk that most of the audience felt sleepy.
9. We watched such an exciting competition that we didn’t want to go home.
10. It was such an excellent show that we all enjoyed it.
Exercise 6.
1. He is not young enough to wear this colored shirt.
2. She is not strong enough to carry this box.
3. This pen is not cheap enough for me to buy.
4. Bill was not intelligent enough to understand what I had said.
5. This bag is not light enough for her to carry.
6. The test was not easy enough for them to do.
7. I’m not rich enough to help you with the money.
8. This book is not interesting enough to read.
9. The room is not bright enough for us to study.
10. The shelf is not short enough for her to reach.