They had too little money to buy that house. (They did not have)
They did not have enough money to buy that house.
My sister isn’t tall enough to be a fashion model. (My sister is)
My sister is too short to be a fashion model.
The road is too narrow for three cars. (The road is not)
The road is not wide enough for three cars.
I didn’t take enough food to eat for five days. (I took)
I took too little food to eat for five days.
The painting is too big to be between the clock and the cupboard. (The painting is not)
The painting is not small enough to be between the clock and the cupboard.
Those pants are too long for him. (Those pants are not)
Those pants are not short enough for him.
There were too few eggs in the fridge to make a cake. (There were not)
There were not enough eggs in the fridge to make a cake.
The bench wasn’t strong enough for six people to sit on. (The bench was)
The bench was too weak for six people to sit on.
Danny is too careless to be a doctor. (Danny is not)
Danny is not careful enough to be a doctor.
That playground doesn’t have enough toys for my kids. (That playground has)
That playground has too few toys for my kids.
The weather was __________ bad that I didn’t want to go out. (so/such)
So
Our son gave us __________ a lovely cake that we didn’t want to eat it. (so/such)
such
It is __________ a terrible restaurant that she doesn’t want to come back. (so/such)
such
The schoolyard is __________ small that we can’t play soccer there. (so/such)
so
