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using (not)… enough to and too…to Unit 5 Grammar He is helpful. He offers his seat to someone in need. Everyone is patient. They queue for their turn Both of them are polite. They say hello to each other. He is helpful enough to offer his seat to someone in need. Everyone is patient enough to queue for their turn. Both of them are polite enough to say hello to each other. (not)… enough to do sth The young lady behaved politely. She won other’s respect. She ran fast. She won the race. He studied hard. He got excellent results. She behaved politely enough to win others’ respect. She ran fast enough to win the race. He studied hard enough to get excellent results. He is helpful enough to offer his seat to someone in need. Everyone is patient enough to queue for their turn. Both of them are polite enough to say hello to each other. She behaves politely enough to win others’ respect (尊重). She runs fast enough to win the race. He studies hard enough to get excellent results. We use “_ + enough to do” to express a positive personality, quality and ability. adjective / adverb Practice Millie is patient enough to listen carefully when others speak. Sandy is careful enough to notice small changes around her. Kitty is generous enough to share her things with others. Simon is polite enough to queue in public. Amy is funny enough to make everyone laugh after class. Talk A: Who would you like to recommend as the student of the year? B: I’d like to recommend _. Because he/she _ enough to _. What about you? A: I’d like to recommend _. Because he/she _ enough to _. hard-working, brave, generous, humorous, funny, helpful, active, patient, careful, modest, honest,… He was lazy. He didn’t drop the litter into the bin. He was too lazy to drop the litter into the rubbish bin. too... to They were impatient. They didn’t queue for their turn. They were too impatient to queue for their turn. Alice was big. She couldn’t get through the door Alice was too big to get through the door. The old