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                Thewall is very high.
             . He cannotjump over it.
             . Thewall is too high for him to climb over.                "11•• ."



             Thewords very, too and enough are called the adverbs of degree.
             They are used to answer the question:

             • How much?         or    • Towhat extent

               Adverbs of
                                       Explanation                          Example
                 Degree


                             It means something is done to a    She managed to complete the
                  very
                             high degree.                       race very quickly.


                             It means more than enough or       Theshoes are too small for him
                   too
                             exessive degree.                   to wear.

                             It means a satisfactory amount     Thewater was shallow enough
                 enough
                             or sufficient degree.              for them to walk through.





        Vf        Let's ,practise.
              ~
             Complete the sentence with ~very','too', and 'enough'.
             I. The bag is not big     ~ to hold all the clothes.

             2. The room was large        ~ to put all the furniture.
             3. Mother is tall   / to reach the top of the kitchen cabinet.
            4. The rock is / big. The strong man cannot carry it. The rock is / big
               for him to carry.

             5. The sea water is ./ cold. The swimmers cannot swim in it. Thesea
               water is ~ cold for them to swim in.
            6. The hole in the wall is ~ small. The mouse cannot go through it.
               The hole is ~ small for it to go through.


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