I was terrified. I couldn't move

I was to terrifed that I couldn't move

Would you be very good and forward my letters while I am away?

Would you be good enough to forward my letters while I am away?

It's not very dark. We can't see the stars clearly

It's not dark enough for us to see the stars clearly

The oranges were very bitter. We couldn't eat them. (Omit them.)

The oranges were too bitter for us to eat

Would you be very kind and turn down the radio a little?

Would you be kind enough to turn down the radio a little?

It is very cold. We can't go out.

It is too cold for us to go out

He is strong. He can carry it

He is strong enough to carry it

1 We have plenty of time to do the test carefully

2 She is not old enough to ride a motorbike 

3 He is tall enough to reach the top of the bookshelf

4 The test is not easy enough for me to do

Hoa is skillful. She can make her own handkerchief

→ Hoa is skillful enough to make her own handkerchief

 2. Lan is intelligent. She can do the test.

→ Lan is intelligent enough to do the test 

3. The fire isn’t very hot. It won’t boil the kettle.

→ The fire isn't  hot enough to boil the kettle 

4. The ice is quite thick. The children can walk on it.

→  The ice is thick enough for the children to walk on it

5. The box is small. I can put it in my pocket.

→  The box is small enough for me to put  in my pocket

6. Mary is young. She can’t see the horror film.

→ Marry is not old enough to see horror film 

 7. His parents were poor. They couldn’t buy a new car.

→ His parents weren't rich enough to buy a new car

8. This dress is very small. She can’t wear it

→ This dress isn't big enough for her to wear 

9. He ran very quickly. He could catch the bus.

→ He ran  quickly enough to catch the bus

10. They played quite well, so they won the match.

→ They played  well enough to win the match

 II. Building sentences, using the structure with ENOUGH

1. This box/ small/ me/ put/ my pocket.

→ This box is small enough for me to put in my pocket  

2. He/ unwell/ go for a picnic/ today.

→ He isn't well enough to go for a picnic today

3. He/ strong/ carry/ the heavy suitcase.

→ He is strong enough to carry the heavy suitcase

 4. The children/ tired/ go to bed early.

→ The children are tired enough to go to bed early

5. Her son/ hungry/ eat/ three loaves of bread.

→ Her son is hungry enough to eat three loaves of bread

6. She/ sociable/ make friends easily.

→ She is sociable enough to make friends easily  

7. I / not well/ go camping today.

→ I'm not well enough to go camping today

8. The children/ tired/ go to bed early.

→ The children are tired enough to go to bed early

 9. She/ thirsty/ drink/ glass/ apple juice.

→  She is thirsty enough to drink a glass of apple juice

10. She/ not tall/ reach/ ceiling.

→ She is not tall enough to reach the celling

Exercise 7: Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence using “enough” with infinitive

1. It’s not very dark. We can’t see the stars clearly.

→ It’s not very dark enough to see the stars clearly.

2. It was very hot. You could fry an egg on the pavement.

→ It was very hot enough to fry an egg on the pavement.

3. Would you be very kind and turn down the radio a little?

→ Would you be very kind and turn down the radio a little enough?

4. He is strong. He can carry it.

→ He is strong enough to carry it.

5. It’s not very cool. We can’t go out.

→ It’s not very cool enough to go out.

Exercise 8: Choose the correct answer

1. The River Amazon (flow/ flows/ flew/ is flowing) into the Atlantic Ocean.

2. My sister and I (watch/ watched/ watches/ watching) the cartoons on TV every Saturday last summer.

3. I don’t have enough money (to pay/ for paying/ for pay/ paying) for a taxi.

4. Surely 15 minutes is enough time (for you to have a bath/ to you for having a bath/ to you to have a bath/ for you for having a bath).

5. This is my (best/ well/ perfectly/ good) ear. I’m rather deaf in the other one.

6. He prefers (go for a swim to study/ going for a swim to study/ going for a swim to studying/ go for a swim to studying).

7. Each of the rooms (has/ have/ have had/ are having) a different color.

8. He rarely shows his feelings. He’s rather (reserved/ sociable/ humorous/ helpful).

9. The audience didn’t laugh (at/ on/ to/ for) his joke.

10. He worked as a volunteer (at/ for/ to/ with) Oxfarm.

Exercise 7: Combine each pair of sentences into one sentence using “enough” with infinitive
1. It’s not very dark. We can’t see the stars clearly.
 ........It is not dark enough for us to see the starts clearly ...............................................................................................................................
2. It was very hot. You could fry an egg on the pavement.
 ............It was hot enough for you to fry an egg on the pavement...........................................................................................................................
3. Would you be very kind and turn down the radio a little?
 ...........Would you be kind enough to turn down the radio a little............................................................................................................................
4. He is strong. He can carry it.
 ......He is strong enough for him to carry.................................................................................................................................
5. It’s not very cool. We can’t go out.
 ........It is not cool enough for us to go out...............................................................................................................................
Exercise 8: Choose the correct answer
1. The River Amazon (flow/ flows/ flew/ is flowing) into the Atlantic Ocean.
2. My sister and I (watch/ watched/ watches/ watching) the cartoons on TV every Saturday last summer.
3. I don’t have enough money (to pay/ for paying/ for pay/ paying) for a taxi.
4. Surely 15 minutes is enough time (for you to have a bath/ to you for having a bath/ to you to have a bath/ for
you for having a bath).
5. This is my (best/ well/ perfectly/ good) ear. I’m rather deaf in the other one.
6. He prefers (go for a swim to study/ going for a swim to study/ going for a swim to studying/ go for a swim to
studying).
7. Each of the rooms (has/ have/ have had/ are having) a different color.
8. He rarely shows his feelings. He’s rather (reserved/ sociable/ humorous/ helpful).
9. The audience didn’t laugh (at/ on/ to/ for) his joke.
10. He worked as a volunteer (at/ for/ to/ with) Oxfarm.

Câu ..đâu nhỉ? Hay lấy ví dụ bạn?

Tham khảo

1. My sister is old enough to drive a car.

2. The radio isnt small enough for you to put it in your pocket

3. This coat isn't warm enough for me to wear in winter.

4. She is beautiful and intelligent enough to become Miss World

5. The weather was fine enough for us to go camping

6. Those apples aren't ripe enough for us to eat them

7. Robinson isn't rich enough to buy a house

8. The worker is clever enough to make fine things from wood.

1. My sister is old enough to drive a car. 2. The radio isnt small enough for you to put it in your pocket 3. This coat isn't warm enough for me to wear in winter. 4. She is beautiful and intelligent enough to become Miss World 5. The weather was fine enough for us to go camping 6. Those apples aren't ripe enough for us to eat them 7. Robinson isn't rich enough to buy a house 8. The worker is clever enough to make fine things from wood. 

đây nha

1. You are too young to have a front-door key.

2. It is to cold cold for us to bathe.

3. Would you be kind enough to answer this letter by return?

4. I am too old to wear that kind of hat.

5. The ladder wasn't long enough to reach the window.

6. He hadn't enough money for him to live on it. (Omit it.)

7. He was too furious to speak.

8. The fire isn't hot enough to boil a kettle.

9. Tom was foolish enough to tell lies to the police.

10. You are thin enough to slip between the bars.

He didn't have enough money to live on it

Ở đây bạn dùng cấu trúc enough nhé

combine each of the following pairs of sentences into one sentence , using "so+..+that or such+..+that"

11. The book is very interesting. I can't put it down

IT IS SUCH AN INTERESTING BOOK THAT I CAN'T PUT IT DOWN

12. she put a lot of clothes in her case. She couldn't carry it

SHE PUT SO MUCH CLOTHES IN HER CASE THAT SHE COULDN'T CARRY IT

13.she worked very hard for her examination . she made herself ill

SHE WORKED SO HARD for her examination THAT she made herself ill

14. It took us only ten minutes to get there , there was little traffic

There was SO little traffic THAT It took us only ten minutes to get there

15. the sun was very fierce. we didn't want to sunbathe

the sun was SO fierce THAT we didn't want to sunbathe