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Grammar supplementQSE Intermediate1901 Language: so / such / too / enoughRewritethesesentencesasonesentence , (so)..2 Ican (too)..3 Howmuchmoneyhavewegot?Canwepayforthetick ets?( enough ).. ( such ).. ( enough ).. ( such )..7 Howmuchfoodisthere?Canwefeedeveryone?.(e nough).. (so)..9 Hecan sold.(too).. ( enough )..1 Myscore: ..outof10 Unit 1 Unit 1 Weusesotoexpressemphasis:so+adjective: I msotired!=I +adjective+(that)+verb: He wassotired(that) he fell= ,heasleep in front of the : such +(adjective)+ noun It ssuchapity! It ssuchalovelyday! They resuchnicepeople! They resuchnicepeople(that) they won t be angry. It wassuchbeautifulweather(that)westayed out all day. It stoodifficult(forme)todo : enough + noun : Are thereenoughbooks? enough + noun +to: Are thereenoughpeopletostart the class?Adjective+ enough +to: Is itcoldenough(for us)toturn on the heating?Name:Class: BrookemeadAssociatesLtd,2009 BROOKEMEADENGLISHLANGUAGETEACHING191 Grammar supplementQSE IntermediateUnit 2 Unit 2 Name:Class:1 language : word formation prefixes and (child)2 Ican (accept)3 (think)4 (sensitive)5 (practical)6 (profit)7 (early)8 (spend)9 (satisfied)10 Hedoesn s.

194 1 Language: countable nouns / uncountable nouns; plurals Thesenounsareusuallyuncountable: •news •luggage •baggage •information •weather •accommodation •advice •furniture

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