I/ Enough with noun:
1. My friend has a lot of money. She can buy a new house.
2. There are many chairs in the room. All of the guests can have seats.
3. There is only a little milk in the refrigerator. Our children need more milk to drink.
4. My mom bought much food. We all can come and have lunch at my home.
5. There is only a little water. Mary can't water the trees in the garden.
II/ Enough with edverb:
1. She studies well. She can pass the exam.
2. My younger sister draws cleverly. She can take part in the drawing contest.
3. Peter runs fast. He can win the athletics.
4. Paul's sister sings beautifully. She can become a singer.
5. Bao speaks English very well. He can join this English club.
1. Why not help poor people?
=Let’s……………………………………………………………………………
2. I like reading books but I don’t like playing games.
=I prefer……………………………………………………………………………
3. TV viewers can join in the contest programs.
=TV viewers can take………………………………………………………………………
4. Would you like to watch a soccer game at the stadium with us?
=Do you……………………………………………………………………
5. What do you intend to do this evening?
=………………………………………………………………………………..
6. Would you like to listen to pop music now?
- What about………………………………………………………………….………………..
7.Dave prefers going out to staying at home all night.
-Dave likes…………………………………………………………………………………….
8. I find it boring to play chess in the evening.
-Playing…………………………………………………………………………………………
9. Her parents don’t like watching TV, so they don’t have a TV.
-Her parents don’t have………………………………………………………………………………………..……
10. Which programs do you want to watch?
- Which programs………………………………………………………………………………
1. Why not help poor people?
=Let’s………help poor people……………………………………………………………………
2. I like reading books but I don’t like playing games.
=I prefer……………reading books to playing games.………………………………………………………………
3. TV viewers can join in the contest programs.
=TV viewers can take…part in the contest programs. ……………………………………………………………………
4. Would you like to watch a soccer game at the stadium with us?
=Do you…………………… like to watch a soccer game at the stadium with us?………………………………………………
5. What do you intend to do this evening?
=………what are you going to do this evening………………………………………………………………………..
6. Would you like to listen to pop music now?
- What about… listening to pop music now? ……………………………………………………………….………………..
7.Dave prefers going out to staying at home all night.
-Dave likes…………going out better than staying at home all night.………………………………………………………………………….
8. I find it boring to play chess in the evening.
-Playing………chess in the evening is boring …………………………………………………………………………………
9. Her parents don’t like watching TV, so they don’t have a TV.
-Her parents don’t have………tv, so they don't like watching it………………………………………………………………………………..……
10. Which programs do you want to watch?
- Which programs…………do you like to watch?
1. Why not help poor children? Let’s _______________________.
2. I like reading books but I don’t like playing games. I prefer _______________________.
3. TV viewers can join in the contest programs. TV viewers can take _______________________.
4. Would you like to watch a soccer game at the stadium? Do you _______________________?
5. Would you like to listen to pop music now? => What about _______________________?
6. David likes going out better than staying at home all night. David prefers _______________________.
7. Her parents don't like watching TV, so they don't have a TV. (because) Her parents don’t have _______________________.
8. Which programs do you want to watch? Which programs _______________________?
9. You shouldn’t stay up late. You ought _______________________.
10. Students must go to school on time. Students have _______________________.
1. Let't help poor children
2. I prefer reading book than playing games
3. TV viewers is take part in the contest.
4. Do you like watch a soccer game in the studium
5. What about listening to pop music now
There are four people in my family. We (1. have).................. different hobbies. My father (2. like)................... playing badminton. He (3. play) .................... it almost every day. My mother (4. not like) this sport. She (5. enjoy) ........................ walking. Every morning she (6. walk) ................................ for about two kilometres. Next year, I (7. join).............................. her. My younger sister (8. love) ............................. reading books. There is a big bookshelf in her room. I (9. not like)................................. her books because they are usually picture books. She says she (10. read) ............................ other kinds of books when she is older.
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There are four people in my family. We have different hobbies. My father s playing badminton. He plays it almost every day. My mother (4. not ) this sport. She enjoys walking. Every morning she walks for about two kilometres. Next year, I will join her. My younger sister loves reading books. There is a big bookshelf in her room. I don't her books because they are usually picture books. She says she would readother kinds of books when she is older.
There are four people in my family. We have different hobbies. My father s playing badminton. He plays it almost every day. My mother doesn't this sport. She enjoys walking. Every morning she walks for about two kilometres. Next year, I will join her. My younger sister loves reading books. There is a big bookshelf in her room. I don't her books because they are usually picture books. She says she would read other kinds of books when she is older.
1. Have
2. s
3. Plays
4.. Doesnt
5. Ẹnjoys
6. Walks
7. Will join
8. Loves
9. Dont
10. Will read
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VI. Chose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage.
Daisy is fifteen years old. She is a pretty girl (1) ...... long black hair. She (2) ....... to school every day and usually goes (3) ...... with her friends (4) ...... Saturday afternoon. She likes (5) ..... to pop music. She lives with (6) ...... parents in (7) ...... large apartment. She has a lot (8) ...... interesting pictures and books. She enjoys (9) ...... at her pictures and reading books (10) ...... her free time.
1.A. at B. with C. for D. in
2.A. goes B. arrives C. reaches D. is
3.A. in B. of C. out D. at
4.A. at B. in C. on D. of
5.A. listen B. listening C. listened D. listens
6.A. she B. hers C. herself D. her
7.A. a B. an C. \(\phi\) D. the
8.A. off B. of C. on D. in
9.A. look B. looks C. to look D. looking
10.A. in B. at C. on D. for
VIII. Combine the sentences, using "too .... to"
1. This boy is naughty. He can't do anything.
2. This milk is very sour. I can't drink it.
3. This novel is very bad. He can't read it again.
4. My father is old. He can't work on the farm.
5. You couldn't swim in this river because it is very deep.
6. He can't join the club because he is young.
VI. Chose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage.
Daisy is fifteen years old. She is a pretty girl (1) ...... long black hair. She (2) ....... to school every day and usually goes (3) ...... with her friends (4) ...... Saturday afternoon. She likes (5) ..... to pop music. She lives with (6) ...... parents in (7) ...... large apartment. She has a lot (8) ...... interesting pictures and books. She enjoys (9) ...... at her pictures and reading books (10) ...... her free time.
1.A. at B. with C. for D. in
2.A. goes B. arrives C. reaches D. is
3.A. in B. of C. out D. at
4.A. at B. in C. on D. of
5.A. listen B. listening C. listened D. listens
6.A. she B. hers C. herself D. her
7.A. a B. an C. ϕϕ D. the
8.A. off B. of C. on D. in
9.A. look B. looks C. to look D. looking
10.A. in B. at C. on D. for
VIII. Combine the sentences, using "too .... to"
1. This boy is naughty. He can't do anything.
>> This boy is too naughty to do anything.
2. This milk is very sour. I can't drink it.
>> This milk is too sour for me to drink.
3. This novel is very bad. He can't read it again.
>> This novel is too bad for him to read it again.
4. My father is old. He can't work on the farm.
>> My father is too old to work on the farm.
5. You couldn't swim in this river because it is very deep.
>> This river is too deep for you to swim in.
6. He can't join the club because he is young.
>> He is too young to join the club.
VI. Chose the word or phrase among A, B, C or D that best fits the blank space in the following passage.
Daisy is fifteen years old. She is a pretty girl (1) ...... long black hair. She (2) ....... to school every day and usually goes (3) ...... with her friends (4) ...... Saturday afternoon. She likes (5) ..... to pop music. She lives with (6) ...... parents in (7) ...... large apartment. She has a lot (8) ...... interesting pictures and books. She enjoys (9) ...... at her pictures and reading books (10) ...... her free time.
1.A. at B. with C. for D. in
2.A. goes B. arrives C. reaches D. is
3.A. in B. of C. out D. at
4.A. at B. in C. on D. of
5.A. listen B. listening C. listened D. listens
6.A. she B. hers C. herself D. her
7.A. a B. an C. ϕϕϕ D. the
8.A. off B. of C. on D. in
9.A. look B. looks C. to look D. looking
10.A. in B. at C. on D. for
VIII. Combine the sentences, using "too .... to"
1. This boy is naughty. He can't do anything.
=> This boy is too naughty to do anything.
2. This milk is very sour. I can't drink it.
=> This milk is too sour for me to drink.
3. This novel is very bad. He can't read it again.
=> This novel is too bad for him to read again.
4. My father is old. He can't work on the farm.
=> My father is too old to work on the farm.
5. You couldn't swim in this river because it was very deep.
=> The river was too deep for you to swim in.
6. He can't join the club beca use he is young.
=> He is too young to join the club.
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1.This boy is too naughty to do anything
2.This milk is too sour (for me) to drink
3.This novel is too bad for him)to read again
4.My father is too old to work on the farm
5.It is too deep (for you) to swim in this river
6.He is too young to join the club
Mọi người giúp mình với
Rewrite sentences:
1 although I have lot of money, I am not very satisfied (despite)
2 you are too young. You can not join this competition (too...to)
3 I do not like science fiction and my sister does not,either (neither)
4 let is go to the school cafeteria (about)
5 although it rained , they still go fishing (in spite of)
6 although she works hard, she does not get good results (despite)
7 although he is a singer, he sings badly (in spite of)
8 although the exercise is difficult, she can do it easily (despite)
1.Despite having lots of money, I am not very satisfied.
2.You are too young to join this competition.
3.I don't like science fiction and neither does my sister.
4.how about going to the school cafeteria?
5.In spite of the rainy weather, they still go fishing.
6.Despite working hard, she doesn't get good results.
7.In spite of the singer, he sings badly.
8. Despite the difficult exercise, she can do it easily.
Mọi người giúp mình với
Rewrite sentences:
1 although I have lot of money, I am not very satisfied (despite)
2 you are too young. You can not join this competition (too...to)
3 I do not like science fiction and my sister does not,either (neither)
4 let is go to the school cafeteria (about)
5 although it rained , they still go fishing (in spite of)
6 although she works hard, she does not get good results (despite)
7 although he is a singer, he sings badly (in spite of)
8 although the exercise is difficult, she can do it easily (despite)
1 although I have lot of money, I am not very satisfied (despite)
-> Despite having a lot of money, I am not very satisfied.
2 you are too young. You can not join this competition (too...to)
-> You are too young to join this competition.
3 I do not like science fiction and my sister does not,either (neither)
-> I do not like science fiction and neither does my sister.
4 let is go to the school cafeteria (about)
-> How/What about going to the school cafeteria ?
5 although it rained , they still go fishing (in spite of)
-> In spite of the rain, they still go fishing.
6 although she works hard, she does not get good results (despite)
-> Despite the fact that she works hard, she does not get good results.
7 although he is a singer, he sings badly (in spite of)
-> In spite of being a singer ,he sings badly.
8 although the exercise is difficult, she can do it easily (despite)
-> Despite the fact that the exercise is difficult, she can do it easily.
1. Tom is of of the best ……………………………….. in my school ( teach) |
2. I like reading this book because I found it .......................................... (interest) |
3. She sings ......................................... (beauty) |
4. That woman is very pleasant, but her younger sister is a little ………………... (friend) |
5. If you practice English regularly, you can speak as ....... as a native speaker. (nature) |
6. Walking is a fun, easy and ………………………………….. activity. (expense). |
1. Tom is of of the best …teacher…………………………….. in my school ( teach) |
2. I like reading this book because I found it ...interesting....................................... (interest) |
3. She sings more beauty ......................................... (beauty) |
4. That woman is very pleasant, but her younger sister is a little …friends……………... (friend) |
5. If you practice English regularly, you can speak as nature...... as a native speaker. (nature) |
6. Walking is a fun, easy and ……expensive…………………………….. activity. (expense). |
Bạn Nào Giúp Mình Các Câu Này, Nhớ Là Hãy Dùng Cấu Trúc Such.....That Để Viết Lại Câu Nhé. Thanks Các Bạn Rất Nhiều! Câu Nào Không Áp Dụng Cấu Trúc Này Được Thì Bỏ Qua Nhé.
She is old. She can work by herself.
The boy is intelligent. He can understand you.
Mai is good. She can pass the examination.
The girl is not clever. She cannot mend this shirt.
This machine is not powerful. It cannot plough the hard soil.
Your sister was clever. She could do this exercise in a few minutes.
Peter is very ill. He must see the doctor.
Mary is not old. She cannot do that work.
We were not early. We could not see the first part of the play.
The children were very eager. They started playing without me.
He is tall. He can play volleyball.
My sister is old. She can drive a car.
She is beautiful and intelligent. She can become Miss World.
Mr Robinson isn’t rich. He can’t buy a house.
The worker is clever. He can make fine things from wood.
II/ Combine each sentences into a new one, using “adj + enough + for + n/pro + to.v”:
The story is short. We can read it in one hour.
The film was very good. We saw it through.
The play was very amusing. They enjoyed it.
This song is very simple. Everybody can sing it.
This book is very interesting. You should read it.
Some of the books are important. I must read them.
He was kind. Everybody liked him.
The programme on TV was interesting. We followed it through.
This exercise is very easy. The pupils can finish it in five minutes.
The weather is very fine. We can go out for a walk.
The radio isn’t small. You cannot put it in your pocket.
This coat isn’t warm. I don’t wear it in winter.
The weather was fine. We could go camping.
Those apples aren’t ripe. We can’t eat them.
This book is long. I can read it.
She is old. She can't work by herself.
-> She is so old that she can't work by herself.
The boy is intelligent. He can understand you.
-> The boy is so intelligent that he can understand you.
Mai is good. She can pass the examination.
-> Mai is so good that she can pass the examination.
The girl is not clever. She cannot mend this shirt.
-> The girl is not so clever so she cannot mend this shirt.
This machine is not powerful. It cannot plough the hard soil.
-> This machine is not so powerful so it cannot plough the hard soil.
Your sister was clever. She could do this exercise in a few minutes.
-> YOur sister was so clever so she could do this exercise in a few minutes.
Peter is very ill. He must see the doctor.
-> Peter is so ill that he must see the doctor.
Mary is not old. She cannot do that work.
-> Mary is not so old that she cannot do that work.
We were not early. We could not see the first part of the play.
-> We were not so early so we could not see the first part of the play.
The children were very eager. They started playing without me.
-> The children were so eager so they started playing without me.
He is tall. He can play volleyball.
-> He is so tall that he can play vollerball.
My sister is old. She can drive a car.
-> My sister is so old that she can drive a car.
She is beautiful and intelligent. She can become Miss World.
-> She is so beautiful and intelligent so she can become Miss World.
Mr Robinson isn’t rich. He can’t buy a house.
-> Mr Robinson isn't so rich that he can't buy a house.
The worker is clever. He can make fine things from wood.
-> The worker is so clever that he can make fine things from wood.
II/ Combine each sentences into a new one, using “adj + enough + for + n/pro + to.v”:
The story is short. We can read it in one hour.
-> The story is short enough for us to read in one hour.
The film was very good. We saw it through.
-> The film was very good for us to see through.
The play was very amusing. They enjoyed it.
-> The play was amusing enough for them to enjoy .
This song is very simple. Everybody can sing it.
-> This song is simple enough to sing.
This book is very interesting. You should read .
-> This book is interesting enough for you to read .
Some of the books are important. I must read them.
-> SOme of the books are important enough for me to read.
He was kind. Everybody liked him.
-> He was kind enough for everybody to like him.
The programme on TV was interesting. We followed it through.
-> The programme on TV was interesting enough for us to follow through.
This exercise is very easy. The pupils can finish it in five minutes.
-> This exercise is easy enough for the pupils to finish in five minutes.
The weather is very fine. We can go out for a walk.
-> The weather is fine enough for us to go out for a walk.
The radio isn’t small. You cannot put it in your pocket.
-> The radio isn't small enough for you to put it in your pocket.
This coat isn’t warm. I don’t wear it in winter.
-> This coat isn't warm enough for me to wear in winter.
The weather was fine. We could go camping.
-> The weatehr was fine enough for us to go camping.
Those apples aren’t ripe. We can’t eat them.
-> THose apples aren't ripe enough for us to eat.
This book is long. I can read it.
This bool is long. I can read it
-> This book is long enough for me to read.
She is old. She can work by herself.
=> SHE IS SUCH AN OLD THAT SHE CAN WORK HERSELF.
The boy is intelligent. He can understand you.
=> THE BOY IS SUCH AN INTELLIGENT THAT HE CAN UNDERSTAND YOU.
Mai is good. She can pass the examination.
=> MAI IS SUCH A GOOD THAT SHE CAN PASS THE EXAMINATION.
The girl is not clever. She cannot mend this shirt.
=> THE GIRL ISN'T SUCH A CLEVER THAT SHE CANNOYT MEND THIS SHIRT.
This machine is not powerful. It cannot plough the hard soil.
=> THIS MACHINE ISN'T SUCH A POWERFUL THAT IT CANNOT PLOUGH THE HARD SOIL.
Your sister was clever. She could do this exercise in a few minutes.
=> YOUR SISTER WAS SUCH A CLEVER THAT SHE COULD DO THIS EXERCISE IN A FEW MINUTES.
Peter is very ill. He must see the doctor.
=> PETER IS SUCH AN ILL THAT HE MUST SEE THE DOCTOR.
Mary is not old. She cannot do that work.
=> MARY ISN'T SUCH AN OLD THAT SHE CANNOT DO THAT WORK.
We were not early. We could not see the first part of the play.
=> WE WEREN'T SUCH AN EARLY THAT WE COULD NOT SEE THE FIRST PART OF RGE PLAY.
The children were very eager. They started playing without me.
=> THE CHILDREN WERE SUCH AN EAGER THAT THEY STARTED PLAYING WITHOUT ME.
He is tall. He can play volleyball.
=> HE IS SUCH A TALL THAT HE CAN PLAY VOLLEYBALL.
My sister is old. She can drive a car.
=> MY SISTER IS SUCH AN OLD THAT SHE CAN DRIVE A CAR.
She is beautiful and intelligent. She can become Miss World.
=> SHE IS SUCH A BEAUTIFUL AND INTELLIGENT THAT SHE CAN BECOME MISS WORLD.
Mr Robinson isn’t rich. He can’t buy a house.
=> MR. ROBINSON ISN'T SUCH A RICH THAT HE CAN'T BUY A HOUSE.
The worker is clever. He can make fine things from wood.
=> THE WORKER IS SUCH A CLEVER THAT HE CAN MAKE FINE THINGS FROM WOOD.
