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    The document discusses the use of "too" and "enough" with adjectives in English. It provides definitions and examples for each word. "Too" indicates something is more than needed and has a negative sense. It is placed before an adjective. "Enough" expresses something is adequate and has a positive sense, placed after an adjective. Both can be followed by an infinitive. The document compares the uses of "too" and "enough," explaining how they simplify sentences while conveying opposite meanings.

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    The document discusses the use of "too" and "enough" with adjectives in English. It provides definitions and examples for each word. "Too" indicates something is more than needed and has a negative sense. It is placed before an adjective. "Enough" expresses something is adequate and has a positive sense, placed after an adjective. Both can be followed by an infinitive. The document compares the uses of "too" and "enough," explaining how they simplify sentences while conveying opposite meanings.

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    The document discusses the use of "too" and "enough" with adjectives in English. It provides definitions and examples for each word. "Too" indicates something is more than needed and has a negative sense. It is placed before an adjective. "Enough" expresses something is adequate and has a positive sense, placed after an adjective. Both can be followed by an infinitive. The document compares the uses of "too" and "enough," explaining how they simplify sentences while conveying opposite meanings.

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    TOO and ENOUGH With Adjective

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    TOO AND

    ENOUGH
    WITH ADJECTIVE
    Mr. Yusuf Ismail, S. Pd.

    MEETING #1
    TOO with Adjective
    DEFINITION:
    Its used to indicate that something is more than what is
    needed. (bermakna terlalu / lebih dari yang
    seharusnya dibutuhkan
    It always has a negative sense. (selalu bermakna negatif)

    EXAMPLES:
    He is too old to play football with the kids.
    He has too many friends to be treated on his birthday.

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    The use of TOO with Adjective
    1. The coffee is very hot. I cant drink it.
    The coffee is too hot to drink.
    It means that the coffee is hot but in negative way, so
    he/she cant drink it.

    2. Febrina is very weak. She cant climb the mountain.


    Febrina is too weak to climb the mountain.
    Weak is a negative sense and even more with the too

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    The PATTERN of TOO with
    Adjective
    From the example above it can be inferred that the pattern is:

    TOO + ADJECTIVE
    or in another way

    TOO + ADJECTIVE + (TO + INFINITIVE)


    1. The coffee is too hot to drink.
    Hot = Adjective (kata sifat)
    2. Febrina is too weak to climb the mountain.
    Weak = Adjective (kata sifat)
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    ENOUGH with Adjective
    DEFINITION:
    Enough expresses that something is adequate, within
    what is desirable. (bermakna cukup dgn yg
    dibutuhkan)
    It has a positive sense. (memiliki makna positif)

    EXAMPLES:
    John is old enough to drive a car.
    Vita is rich enough to treat her friends in her birthday.

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    The Use of ENOUGH with Adjective

    1. She is pretty enough. Everybody can notice her.


    She is pretty enough for everybody to notice her.
    It means that everybody notices her because she is very
    pretty.

    2. Last summer was cool enough. We can go swimming


    every day.
    Last summer was cool enough to go swimming every
    day.
    It means that the cool weather in last summer was
    sufficient, so everybody can enjoy swimming.
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    The PATTERN of ENOUGH with Adjective

    From the example above it can be inferred that the pattern is:

    ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH
    or in another way

    ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH + (TO + INFINITIVE)


    1. She is pretty enough for everybody to notice her
    Pretty = Adjective (kata sifat)
    2. Last summer was cool enough. We can go swimming every day.
    Cool = Adjective (kata sifat)

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    The Comparison between TOO
    and ENOUGH with Adjective
    TOO ENOUGH
    1. To simplify a sentence. 1. To simplify a sentence.
    2. Negative meaning. 2. Positive meaning.
    3. Put before an Adjective. 3. Put after an Adjective.
    (diletakkan sebelum (diletakkan setelah kata
    kata sifat) sifat)
    4. Can be added with Too 4. Can be added with Too
    Infinitive. Infinitive.

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    SEE YOU IN ANOTHER LESSON
    Mr. Yusuf Ismail, S. Pd.

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