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    The document provides examples of completing sentences using the adjectives "too" or "enough" with descriptive words. It gives sentences where the user needs to choose whether "too" or "enough" correctly completes the meaning. It also gives conversations where words need to be chosen from a word bank to complete the dialogue, such as discussing prices being too low, high, or a bargain. The goal is to practice using "too" and "enough" in different grammatical contexts.

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    Task 4

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    Task 4

    Complete the sentences. Use too or enough and the adjective

    I’m not going to read that book. It’s …TOO BORING…. (boring)

    Sirena shouldn’t travel alone. She isn’t ….ENOUGH OLD…. (old)

    I don’t want to buy anything in that shop. The people were … TOO UNFRIENDLY …..
    (unfriendly)
    Talia likes the red rug, But it’s … TOO BIG.. (big) for her living
    room.
    I love this belt, But it isn’t …… ENOUGH LONG.. (long). I
    need a bigger size.
    Are your shoes … ENOUGH CONFORTABLE We’re going to do a lot of walking
    ….? (comfortable)

    We wanted to bargain for a lower price, But it was … TOO DIFFICULT … (difficult)

    Complete the conversations. Use words from the box

    A: This …TOO….. is gorgeous. I’d love to get it for my sister.


    B: It’s nice. And it’s small ……ENOUGH….. to take in your suitcase.
    A: I’m going to ask about the price. I hope it’s not ….TOO….. expensive.

    A: I’m interested in this bowl. How ……BOWL….. do you want for it?
    C: This one is 60 usd.
    A: That’s …MORE….. than I want to spend.
    C: I could go as …TOO… as 50 usd.
    A: I can ….ENOUGH…. you 30 usd for it.
    C: You can …LOW…. It for 40 usd. That’s a bargain.
    A: …MUCH…. I have is 35 usd.
    C: OK. It’s a …DEAL...

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