Giúp mình với! BT 3.Combine these sentences using "too+ adj. + to -verb" or "adj. + enough + to verb",1. These oranges are ripe. You can eat them.,2. He is strong. He can carry this table.,3. The house is large. My family can live in it.,4. It was very late. They didn't go to the movies.,5. The dress is so dirty. She can't wear it.,6. She is not tall. She can't reach the stop shelf.,7. Mr. isn't rich. He can't buy a car.,8. My grand mother is very weak. She can't lift the book.,9. The film is very good. The children won't miss it.,10. Those shoes are large. You can wear them.,BT4.Combine the two sentences, using (not) adjective = enough + to infinitive or (not) adjective +,enough + for + object + to infinitive,1. Lan is young. She can't see the horror film.,2. My brother is short. He can't reach the top shelf.,3. Chi is unwell. She can't go on the picnic with her classmates.,4. The water here is unsafe. We can't drink it.,5. The candlelight is dim(mờ). We can't read with it.,6. We are young. We can't vote in the coming election.,7. My uncle's eyesight is bad. He can't join the army.,8. My granddad's eyes are good. He can read the small print without glasses.,9. These paintings are good. They can enter for the competition.,10. The room is large. It can hold 80 people.,11. The plane is fast. It can reach the island in two hours.,12. The laptop is light. We can bring it along on long journeys.,BT5.Join these ideas using TOO/ENOUGH + to - infinitive or TOO/ENOUGH + for + object + to -,infinitive.,1. I'm too tired. I can't go to the cinema this evening.,2. The table was too heavy. I couldn't move it.,3. The children aren't tall enough. They can't reach that shelf,4. They arrived too late. They didn't see the beginning of the film.,5. Our old flat was much too small. We couldn't live in it.,6. He spoke too quietly. The people at the back of the room couldn't hear.,7. Young adults aren't informed about politics. They shouldn't vote.,8. The company felt confident about its new product. It took on over 100 new employees.,9. The gas leak was serious. The police evacuated the building.,10. The problem isn't important. It won't cause us concern.,BT6.Combine each pair of sentences, using TOO or ENOUGH,1. It very cold. We can't go out.,2. I'm very tired. I can sleep all night.,3. It's very far he can't walk.,4. This dress is very old. She can't wear it any more.,5. The story is short. We can read it in one lesson.,6. Are you very tall? Can you reach that picture?,7. It's very dark. I can't see anything.,8. The music very soft. We can't hear it.,9. The moon is very bright. I can read a book by it.,10. This book is small. I can put it in my pocket.,11. This mountain is very high. We can't climb it.,12. The house is very large. My family can live in it.,13. He doesn't have much money. He can't buy the book.,14. The film was boring. She didn't watch it.,15. I wasn't interested.. I didn't watch the film.

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BT3:
1. These oranges are ripe enough to eat.
2. He is strong enough to carry this table.
3. The house is large enough for my family to live in.
4. It was too late to go to the movies.
5. The dress is too dirty to wear.
6. She is not tall enough to reach the top shelf.
7. Mr. isn't rich enough to buy a car.
8. My grand mother is too weak to lift the book.
9. The film is good enough for the children not to miss.
10. Those shoes are large enough for you to wear.

BT4:
1. Lan is too young to see the horror film.
2. My brother is too short to reach the top shelf.
3. Chi is too unwell to go on the picnic with her classmates.
4. The water here is not safe enough to drink.
5. The candlelight is too dim to read with.
6. We are too young to vote in the coming election.
7. My uncle's eyesight is bad enough not to join the army.
8. My granddad's eyes are good enough to read the small print without glasses.
9. These paintings are good enough to enter for the competition.
10. The room is large enough to hold 80 people.
11. The plane is fast enough to reach the island in two hours.
12. The laptop is light enough for us to bring it along on long journeys.

BT5:
1. I'm too tired to go to the cinema this evening.
2. The table was too heavy for me to move.
3. The children are not tall enough to reach that shelf.
4. They arrived too late to see the beginning of the film.
5. Our old flat was too small for us to live in.
6. He spoke too quietly for the people at the back of the room to hear.
7. Young adults are not informed enough about politics to vote.
8. The company felt confident enough about its new product to take on over 100 new employees.
9. The gas leak was serious enough for the police to evacuate the building.
10. The problem is not important enough to cause us concern.

BT6:
1. It's too cold to go out.
2. I'm tired enough to sleep all night.
3. It's too far for him to walk.
4. This dress is too old for her to wear any more.
5. The story is short enough for us to read in one lesson.
6. Are you tall enough to reach that picture?
7. It's too dark to see anything.
8. The music is too soft for us to hear.
9. The moon is bright enough for me to read a book by it.
10. This book is small enough for me to put in my pocket.
11. This mountain is too high to climb.
12. The house is large enough for my family to live in.
13. He doesn't have enough money to buy the book.
14. The film was too boring for her to watch.
15. I wasn't interested enough to watch the film.