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    The document provides information about evaluations and comparisons using adjectives and nouns. It discusses the differences between evaluations and comparisons, and provides examples of using "too" and "enough" correctly with adjectives and nouns. It then has exercises for learners to practice using "too" and "enough" in sentences.

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    The document provides information about evaluations and comparisons using adjectives and nouns. It discusses the differences between evaluations and comparisons, and provides examples of using "too" and "enough" correctly with adjectives and nouns. It then has exercises for learners to practice using "too" and "enough" in sentences.

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    Evaluations & Comparisons

    with adjectives and nouns


    Discuss in pairs

    • What is the difference between an evaluation and


    a comparison?
    • Check in the grammar focus of page 17 where you
    use too and enough with adjectives and nouns.

    • Share with the class


    Evaluation and comparisons

    Evaluation Comparison
    You evaluate something You compare when you give
    when you give your your opinion relating
    judgement about something to another thing.
    something.
    Too

    Too goes before adjectives and adverbs.


    It has a negative meaning and shows that something is more than
    enough, more than necessary or more than wanted.
    too + adjective/adverb + to –infinitive.
    Examples
    Casey is too rude to become a doctor.
    He explains me too clearly for me to understand him.
    Enough
    Enough goes before nouns but after adjectives or adverbs.
    It has positive meanings and shows that there is as much of something
    as is wanted or needed.

    Adjective/adverb + enough + to –infinitive enough + noun

    The weather is warm enough to swim. There isn’t enough water.

    The shoes aren’t comfortable enough to walk for a long time. We have enough money to buy a new
    car.
    True or False

    1. You write enough before adjectives.


    2. You write too after an adjective.
    3. Enough goes before nouns.
    4. You evaluate when you give your opinion relating
    5. Too has a positive meaning.
    6. Enough has a negative meaning
    1. Add the word enough to these sentences.

    enough
    0. The car isn’t fast.^

    1. There aren’t chairs.

    2. The restaurant is good.

    3. There isn’t public transportation.

    4. My bedroom is warm in winter


    Evaluations

    Evaluations with Evaluations with nouns


    adjectives The school doesn’t have
    Big houses aren’t enough yard for the students.
    convenient for students. The bathroom is too old
    The yard is too small for
    pets
    Comparisons

    Comparisons with adjectives


    Nissan isn’t as modern as Ferrari
    Nissan is just as convenient as Volkswagen

    Comparisons with nouns


    Carlos Slim has as much money as Bill Gates

    Carlos Slim has just as many properties as Bill Gates


    2. Fill in the blanks with too or enough.

    • 0. My roommate is ___too______noisy. I can’t concentrate to do


    my assignments.
    • 1. The pizza is ___________hot to eat.
    • 2. The market is close __________to go on foot.
    • 3. This coat isn’t warm _________for me to wear in winter.
    • 4. The film is ______scary for my children to watch.

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