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    This document provides examples for using the verb "be" in sentences with "...enough", "not...enough", or "too..." to describe quantities. It gives sentences with blanks to be filled in with adjectives describing things that are enough, not enough, or too much. Some examples include "This guy (strong) _________ _______________ to lift the weights" and "She (tired) _____________ ___________________ to finish doing her homework." The document is intended to practice using different forms of the verb "be" to describe adequate or inadequate quantities.

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    This document provides examples for using the verb "be" in sentences with "...enough", "not...enough", or "too..." to describe quantities. It gives sentences with blanks to be filled in with adjectives describing things that are enough, not enough, or too much. Some examples include "This guy (strong) _________ _______________ to lift the weights" and "She (tired) _____________ ___________________ to finish doing her homework." The document is intended to practice using different forms of the verb "be" to describe adequate or inadequate quantities.

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    This document provides examples for using the verb "be" in sentences with "...enough", "not...enough", or "too..." to describe quantities. It gives sentences with blanks to be filled in with adjectives describing things that are enough, not enough, or too much. Some examples include "This guy (strong) _________ _______________ to lift the weights" and "She (tired) _____________ ___________________ to finish doing her homework." The document is intended to practice using different forms of the verb "be" to describe adequate or inadequate quantities.

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    Use the verb be.

    Write sentences with


    enough, notenough, or too

    Use the verb be. Write sentences with


    enough, notenough, or too

    1. This guy (weak) _________


    _______________ to lift the
    weights. weak enough,
    not weak enough, or too weak?

    1. This guy (weak) _________


    _______________ to lift the
    weights. weak enough,
    not weak enough, or too weak?

    2. She (tired) _____________


    ___________________ to
    keep studying tonight.

    2. She (tired) _____________


    ___________________ to
    keep studying tonight.

    3. This guy probably


    (attractive) _____________
    ______________________
    to be a fashion model.

    3. This guy probably


    (attractive) _____________
    ______________________
    to be a fashion model.

    , modelo, -

    4. The chubby guy (big)


    ____________________ to
    sit in the chair.

    5. He (fast) ___________________
    to win the race.

    6. The man (tall) _____________


    ____________ to reach the jar.

    7. The lake (cold) __________


    _______________ to swim
    in.

    8. It (hot) ______________
    for him to wear his shirt.

    9. Her grades (good) _______


    ______________ for her to
    go on to the next level.

    , modelo, -

    4. The chubby guy (big)


    ___________________
    to sit in the chair.

    5. He (fast) ___________________
    to win the race.

    6. The man (tall) _______________


    _____________ to reach the jar.

    7. The lake (cold) __________


    _______________ to swim
    in.

    8. It (hot) ______________
    for him to wear his shirt.

    9. Her grades (good) _______


    ______________ for her to
    go on to the next level.

    56Int051002Trego

    Version 2
    Use the verb be. Write sentences with
    enough, notenough, or too

    Version 2
    Use the verb be. Write sentences with
    enough, notenough, or too

    1. This guy (strong) _________


    _______________ to lift the
    weights. strong enough,
    not weak enough, or too strong?

    1. This guy (strong) _________


    _______________ to lift the
    weights. strong enough,
    not weak enough, or too strong?

    2. She (tired) _____________


    ___________________ to
    finish doing her homework.

    2. She (tired) _____________


    ___________________ to
    finish doing her homework.

    3. This guy probably


    (handsome)_____________
    ______________________
    to be a model.

    3. This guy probably


    (handsome)_____________
    ______________________
    to be a model.

    4. The guy (slim)


    ___________________
    to fit into the chair.

    4. The guy (slim)


    ___________________
    to fit into the chair.

    5. She (slow)
    ___________________ to win
    the race.

    5. She (slow)
    ___________________ to win
    the race.

    6. The man (tall) _______________


    _____________ to reach the jar.

    6. The man (tall) _______________


    _____________ to reach the jar.

    7. The lake (warm) __________


    _______________ to swim in
    yet.

    7. The lake (warm) __________


    _______________ to swim in
    yet.

    8. It (hot) ______________
    for him to wear his shirt.

    8. It (hot) ______________
    for him to wear his shirt.

    9. His grades (low) _______


    ______________ for him
    to go on to the next level.

    9. His grades (low) _______


    ______________ for him
    to go on to the next level.
    56Int051002Trego

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