Презентація на тему 'Too / Enough' (за підручником 'GrammarWay 3')

• too + adjective/adverb + to - infinitive

 e.g. Tim is too old to join the basketball team. (=Tim is so old that he can't join the basketball team.)

They run too fast for me to catch up with them. (=They run so fast that I can't catch up with them.)

•                 too... for somebody/something

 e.g. This plan is too complicated for me.

•                 too ... for somebody/something + to-infinitive

 e.g. This ring is too expensive for me to buy.

• Enough comes after adjectives and adverbs, but before nouns.

It shows that there is as much of something as is wanted or needed and it has a positive meaning.

• adjective/adverb + enough + to - infinitive enough + noun+ to-infinitive

 e.g. He's clever enough to solve the problem. (= He is so clever that he can solve the problem.)

We've got enough money to go on holiday this year. (= We've got so much money that we can go on holiday this year.)

(not) + adjective + enough + to - infinitive

e.g. We are old enough to vote. (positive meaning)

 We are not old enough to vote. (negative meaning)