Unit 5 1o ano 2013
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Transcript of Unit 5 1o ano 2013
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These are used to talk about amounts.
So
so + adjective/ adverb
She is so good (that) she could be a professional.
She plays so well (that) she could be a professional.
So + many/ much + noun
There were so many footballs that I didn’t knowwhich one to choose.
There was so much noise that I couldn’t hear.
That clause is optional.
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Such
Such + a/ an + adjective + singular noun +that clause
She’s such a good player (that) she could be a professional.
Such + adjective + plural noun +that clause
They’re such good players (that) they could be professionals.
Attention!
Such before a lot of to emphasize the amount.
He’s got such a lot of footballs. (= so many)
They made such a lot of noise. (= so much)
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Too
We usually use too to criticize, or to say that
something is negative or bad.
too + adjective/ adverb
He’s too slow.
He runs too slowly.
too + adjective/ adverb + full infinitive
He is too slow to be in the team.
He runs too slowly to be in the team.
too + adjective/ adverb + for sth
He is too slow for the team.
He runs too slowly for the team.
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We can also combine FOR and the FULL
INFINITIVE in one sentence.
It was too cold for me to go swimming.
BE CAREFUL!!!!
TOO is never followed by a that clause!
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Enough Enough means the RIGHT amount of
Not enough means LESS than the right amount/number of
(not) adjective/ adverb + enough + fullinfinitive
I am good enough to be in the team.
She ran fast enough to win the race.
(not) adjective/ adverb + enough + for
I am good enough for the team.
She trained hard enough for the race.
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We can also combine FOR and the FULL INFINITIVE inone sentence.
It wasn’t warm enough for me to go swimming.
(= It was TOO cold FOR me TO go swimming)
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(not) enough + noun + full infinitive
I have enough money to buy the ticket.
(not) enough + noun + for
I have enough money for the ticket.
BE CAREFUL!!!
ENOUGH IS NEVER FOLLOWED BY A THAT CLAUSE.
Source: MANN, Malcolm. Laser B1: Student’s Book. Greece: Macmillan, 2008. Page 193.