V. Combine the two sentences, using (not) adjective = enough + to infinitive or (not) adjective + enough + for + object + to infinitive.
I’m not very well. I can’t go to the cinema with you this evening.
The table was very heavy. I couldn’t move it.
The children aren’t tall but the shelf is very high. They can’t reach that shelf .
Our flat is small. We can live in it.
They arrived at &.30 but the film began at7.00. They couldn’t see the beginning of the film.
He spoke too quiet. The people at the back rows couldn’t hear anything.
Mai is ill today. She can go to school.
The room is too dark. I couldn’t see anything.
It was rainy yesterday. We couldn’t go on the picnic.
This soup is tasteless. I can’t eat it.
The fire isn’t very hot. It won’t boil a kettle.
You are not old. You can’t have a front-door key.
It was very hot. You can fry an egg on the pavement.
John was very foolish. He told lies to the police.
The buffalo isn’t big. It can’t harm you.
1. I am not well enough to go to the cinema with you this evening.
2. The table wasn't light enough for me to move.
3. The children aren't tall enough to reach that shelf.
4. Our flat isn't big enough for us to live in.
5. They didn't arrive early enough to see the beginning of the film.
6. He spoke noisy enough for the people at the black rows to hear something.
7. Mai isn't well enough today to go to school.
8. The room isn't light enough for me to see anything.
9. It was too rain yesterday for us to go on the picnic.
10. This soup isn't taste enough for us to eat.
11. The fire isn't hot enough to boil a kettle.
12. You aren't old enough to have a front - door key.
13. It was hot enough for you to fry an egg on the pavement.
14. John was too foolish to tell lies to the police.
15. The buffalo isn't big enough to harm you.
1. I am not well to go to the cinema with you this evening.
2. The table wasn't light enough for me to move.
3. The children aren't tall enough to reach that shelf.
4. Our flat isn't big enough for us to live in.
5. They didn't arrive early enough to see the beginning of the film.
6. He spoke noisy enough for the people at the black rows to hear something.
7. Mai isn't well today enough to go to school.
8. The room isn't light enough for me to see anything.
9. It was too rain yesterday for us to go on the picnic.
10. This soup isn't taste enough for us to eat.
11. The fire isn't hot enough to boil a kettle.
12. You aren't old enough to have a front - door key.
13. It was hot enough for you to fry an egg on the pavement.
14. John was too foolish to tell lies to the police.
15. The buffalo isn't big enough to harm you.