IV/ Using “too + adj/ adv + to inf / ” or “ too +adj/ adv + for s.o + to - Inf’
1. I’m very busy. I can’t talk to you
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2. The food was very hot. We couldn’t eat it.
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3. He spoke very quickly. We can’t understand him
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4. Tom is short. He can’t touch the ceiling.
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5. Alice is very young. She can’t stay home alone
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6. It’s very late. We can’t go to the movie.
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7. I was very sleepy. I couldn’t finish my homework last night
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8. I live far from school. I can’t walk there.
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9. Some movies are very violent. Children shouldn’t watch them
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10. It’s very cold. We can’t go swimming today.
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11. Mike was very busy. He couldn’t go to his aunt’s house warming party
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12. This jacket is very small. I can’t wear it.
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13. This exercise was very long. I can’t finish it in half an hour.
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14. Peter is very tired. He can’t study.
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15. The piano was very heavy. Nobody could move it
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16. The pencil is very short. She can’t use.
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17. The meeting is very important. They can’t miss it.
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18. She is very mean. We don’t like her
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19. The sound is very loud. We can’t hear what you are talking.
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20. They are very reserved. They can’t speak in public.
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