Complete the sentences with too or enough and the adjectives in the box. big clean expensive old small 1 You can't wear Dad's T-shirt. It's too big. 2 I haven't got lots of money, so I can't buy these trainers. They are _______ 3 These glasses aren't _______ You need to wash them again. 4 Tina isn't _______ to see this film. It's for 15-year-olds and she is twelve. 5 Oh no! This pizza is _______ It has six pieces and there are twenty people here.

Let's complete the sentences with "too" or "enough" and the appropriate adjectives from the box: 1. You can't wear Dad's T-shirt. It's *too big*. *Translation*: Ты не можешь надеть папину футболку. Она слишком большая. This sentence is already completed as an example. 2. I haven't got lots of money, so I can't buy these trainers. They are *too expensive*. *Translation*: У меня не так много денег, поэтому я не могу купить эти кроссовки. Они слишком дорогие. *Explanation*: "Expensive" is suitable here because not having enough money implies the item costs too much. 3. These glasses aren't *clean enough*. *Translation*: Эти очки недостаточно чистые. *Explanation*: If someone needs to wash the glasses, it means they aren't clean enough. "Enough" follows the adjective here because it modifies the adjective "clean". 4. Tina isn't *old enough* to see this film. *Translation*: Тина недостаточно взрослая, чтобы смотреть этот фильм. *Explanation*: Since the film is for 15-year-olds and Tina is 12, she is not old enough to see it. "Enough" follows the adjective here because it modifies the adjective "old". 5. Oh no! This pizza is *too small*. It has six pieces and there are twenty people here. *Translation*: О нет! Эта пицца слишком маленькая. В ней шесть кусков, а здесь двадцать человек. *Explanation*: If there are twenty people and only six slices of pizza, the pizza is obviously too small for everyone to have enough. Here, "too" precedes the adjective "small" because it describes the degree of the adjective.