Complete the dialogues, using enough as an adjective before nouns or adverb after adjective with the word in brackets.. Example: Is she going to get married?[r]
(1)GIÁO ÁN TĂNG TIẾT LỚP I Combine each of the following pairs of sentences into one sentence Using (not) adjective + enough (for + Object) + to-infinitive Example 1: He is tall He can play volleyball He is tall enough to play volleyball Example 2: The radio isn’t small You can’t put it in your pocket The radio isn’t small enough for you to put it in your pocket We couldn’t eat the food It was very hot _ My sister is old She can drive a car _ This coat isn’t warm I don’t wear it in winter _ She is beautiful and intelligent She can become Miss Universe _ The weather was fine We could go camping _ Those apples aren’t ripe We can’t eat them _ The worker is clever He can make fine things from wood _ Mr Robinson isn’t rich He can’t buy that car _ A taxi would have been best But I didn’t have much money _ 10 Sarah can’t take a day off She’s very busy _ 11 A picnic would be nice But it’s wet (2) _ 12 Nobody could move the piano It was very heavy _ 13 All my guests will need chairs But I haven’t got very many _ 14 I can’t explain the situation It’s complicated _ 15 Three people can’t sit on this sofa It isn’t wide _ 16 I couldn’t carry the equipment I had such a lot _ 17 Natasha wants to be a professional musician She’s very good _ 18 You can’t see anything without a microscope They are very small _ 19 He didn’t have the job He wasn’t experienced _ 20 He couldn’t climb the mountains They were very high _ 21 We couldn’t swim in this river The water isn’t clean at all _ 22 Mary is young She can’t what she wants _ (3) II Complete the dialogues, using enough as an adjective (before nouns) or adverb (after adjective) with the word in brackets Example: Is she going to get married? No, she’s not old enough to get married (old) Did he pass the examination? Yes, he worked the examination (hard) Do you want to play tennis today? No, I don’t feel tennis today (well) Why don’t we go swimming? Well, it (warm) Are they going to buy that house? You must be joking They aren’t such an expensive house (rich) Would you like to go away on holiday? I’m sorry I can’t I haven’t got on holiday (money) Hurry along, children! We must get to the airport on time Don’t worry, mom We have to the airport (time) Can she read a newspaper in French? No, she doesn’t know a newspaper.(French) Let’s get a taxi No, I think it’s not a taxi (far) Can you move the piano? I’m afraid I’m not it (strong) 10 How many people will be there for the meeting tonight? There’ll be twenty Have you got for everyone (chair) III Put the verbs in brackets into the present simple tense Example: The sun (rise) _ in the east The sun rises in the east She (not drink) coffee She (drink) coke It (be) often hot in the summer What you every morning? The earth (circle) the sun once every 365 days I (not see) her very often Most rivers (flow) into the sea Vegetarians (not eat meat) (4) Rice (grow) in cold climate Where Martin (come) from? – He (be) Scottish 10 Bees (make) honey IV Fill in the blanks with a suitable preposition There are lots of parties Christmas I received a letter my friend, Nien yesterday She usually goes swimming Sunday mornings Khoi is my close friend I spend most of my time him He does volunteer work a local hospital My friend usually enjoys my sense humor His friends didn’t laugh his jokes He lives Tran Hung Dao Street He lives 12 Tran Hung Dao Street (5)