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martes, 25 de noviembre de 2014
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martes, 18 de noviembre de 2014
TOO AND ENOUGH
TOO AND ENOUGH
As an adverb, enough means ‘sufficiently’. As an adjective (i.e. modifying a noun) it means ‘a
sufficient amount of’.
Too, an adverb, means ‘excessively’. To describe ‘an excessive amount’ we use too much with
uncountable nouns and too many with countable nouns.
The position of enough and too, too much and too many
1. As adverbs (modifying adjectives and adverbs)
He didn't get the job because he wasn't experienced enough. [not 'enough
experienced']
You won't pass the examination if you don't work hard enough.
She shouldn't get married yet. She's not old enough.
Can you turn that light off, please? It’s too bright in here.
You never stop working. You work too hard
EXERCISE:
A. Complete these sentences using enough with one of the following adjectives or nouns:
Adjectives: big old warm
Nouns: cups milk money qualifications room time
1. She shouldn't get married yet. She's not old enough.
2. I'd like to buy a car but I haven't
got___________________________________.
3. Have you got____________________________________ in your tea or would you like
some more?
4. Are you_______________________________________________ or shall I switch on the heating?
5. It's only a small car. There isn't ____________________________________________
for all of you.
6. I didn't answer all the questions in the exam. I didn't have ______________________
7. Do you think I've got __________________________ to apply for the job?
8. Try this jacket on and see if it's _______________________________________________
for you.
9. There weren't ______________________________ for everybody to have coffee at the
As an adverb, enough means ‘sufficiently’. As an adjective (i.e. modifying a noun) it means ‘a
sufficient amount of’.
Too, an adverb, means ‘excessively’. To describe ‘an excessive amount’ we use too much with
uncountable nouns and too many with countable nouns.
The position of enough and too, too much and too many
1. As adverbs (modifying adjectives and adverbs)
- Enough goes after adjectives and adverbs:
He didn't get the job because he wasn't experienced enough. [not 'enough
experienced']
You won't pass the examination if you don't work hard enough.
She shouldn't get married yet. She's not old enough.
- The opposite is too; too goes before adjectives and adverbs:
Can you turn that light off, please? It’s too bright in here.
You never stop working. You work too hard
EXERCISE:
A. Complete these sentences using enough with one of the following adjectives or nouns:
Adjectives: big old warm
Nouns: cups milk money qualifications room time
1. She shouldn't get married yet. She's not old enough.
2. I'd like to buy a car but I haven't
got___________________________________.
3. Have you got____________________________________ in your tea or would you like
some more?
4. Are you_______________________________________________ or shall I switch on the heating?
5. It's only a small car. There isn't ____________________________________________
for all of you.
6. I didn't answer all the questions in the exam. I didn't have ______________________
7. Do you think I've got __________________________ to apply for the job?
8. Try this jacket on and see if it's _______________________________________________
for you.
9. There weren't ______________________________ for everybody to have coffee at the
martes, 11 de noviembre de 2014
1ºESO TEMA 11 ORIGEN DE LAS LENGUAS
Hola a tod@s,
Aquí están los vídeos sobre el origen de las lenguas (tema 11 pag; 206)
Aquí están los vídeos sobre el origen de las lenguas (tema 11 pag; 206)
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YHWdnID4Go
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYi1lfLc8O4
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9QIEXSxFfc
1-Complete with past simple or past continuous.
I (buy)1______________________________ a new alarm clock the other day in Taylor's the
jewellers,when I actually (see)2______________________________ somebody shoplifting.
I'd just finished paying for my clock and as I (turn)3______________________________ round,an elderly woman (slowly put) 4______________________________ a silver plate
into a bag that she (carry)5______________________________.
Then she (walk)6______________________________ over to another part of the shop
and (pick up)7______________________________ an expensive-looking watch a number of times.When she (think)_8_____________________________that nobody(look)_9_____________________________,she(drop)__10_________________________ it into the bag.
Before I (have)__11____________________________ a chance to tell the staff in the shop,
she (notice)__12____________________________that I(watch)_13____________________ her
and (hurry)___14___________________________ out. Unfortunately for her,
two police officers (walk)___15___________________________ past just at that moment
and she (run)_16_____________________________ straight into them.
I (buy)1______________________________ a new alarm clock the other day in Taylor's the
jewellers,when I actually (see)2______________________________ somebody shoplifting.
I'd just finished paying for my clock and as I (turn)3______________________________ round,an elderly woman (slowly put) 4______________________________ a silver plate
into a bag that she (carry)5______________________________.
Then she (walk)6______________________________ over to another part of the shop
and (pick up)7______________________________ an expensive-looking watch a number of times.When she (think)_8_____________________________that nobody(look)_9_____________________________,she(drop)__10_________________________ it into the bag.
Before I (have)__11____________________________ a chance to tell the staff in the shop,
she (notice)__12____________________________that I(watch)_13____________________ her
and (hurry)___14___________________________ out. Unfortunately for her,
two police officers (walk)___15___________________________ past just at that moment
and she (run)_16_____________________________ straight into them.
lunes, 10 de noviembre de 2014
4º ATRIBUTO, COMPL.PREDICA Y COM. CIRCUNSTA
Analiza estas frases:
OBLIGATORIOS:
OPCIONALES/VOLUNTARIOS:
e. Han encontrado desmejorado a su primo Teodoro.
f. Mis hermanos vieron la película con miedo.
g. Nombraron concejal a José.
h. Esta mañana salió con prisa de casa.
OBLIGATORIOS:
- Ana María viene contenta hoy.
- Mi abuelo camina despacio.
- María canta muy bien tus canciones.
- Aquel chico salió enfadado de su habitación.
- Tu hermano es muy alto.
- . La casa de Pedro es roja.
OPCIONALES/VOLUNTARIOS:
e. Han encontrado desmejorado a su primo Teodoro.
f. Mis hermanos vieron la película con miedo.
g. Nombraron concejal a José.
h.
3. Juan está enfermo.
4. Esa chica parece enferma.
5. Carlos es de Madrid.
6. Todo está bien.
7. Ninguna persona es ilegal.
4º ATRIBUTO/ COMPLEMENTO CIRCUNSTANCIAL Y COMPL. PREDICATIVO
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