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​GROUP WORK

• IN YOUR GROUP SHARE IDEAS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF LIFE AND MONEY.

• WRITE AT LEAST 1 SENTENCE WITH THE VOCABULARY GIVEN.

• UPLOAD IT TO TEAMS.

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​GRAMMAR REVIEW

TOO and ENOUGH

• What is the meaning of these 2 words?

• What is the difference between them?

• Give examples with each case.

​GRAMMAR REVIEW

TOO and ENOUGH

Multiple Choice

Use (not) too and (not) enough with adjective and nouns to say if a situation is acceptable or not acceptable.

Too and enough tell us tha something is ...

• acceptable

• unacceptable

Multiple Choice

Use (not) too and (not) enough with adjective and nouns to say if a situation is acceptable or not acceptable.

Not too and enough tell us that something is ...

• acceptable

• unacceptable

Multiple Choice

Use (not) too and (not) enough with adjective and nouns to say if a situation is acceptable or not acceptable.

Phrases with too and enough are often followed by .....

• to + verb

• verb

​GROUP WORK

SPEAKING

Tell your classmates your opinon about the topic.
Support your answer with a minimum of 8 sentences (4 too and 4 enoungh)
Share it in class

Complete the following expressions with the correct particle

IN ON FOR TO FOR WITH

Complete the following expressions with the correct particle

IN ON FOR TO FOR WITH

MODIFYING COMPARISONS

MODIFYING COMPARISONS

MODIFYING COMPARISONS

Multiple Choice

To show a small difference using comparative adjectives, use ......

• a little or a bit

• a whole lot ormuch

Multiple Choice

To show a small difference using an as....as comparison, use ....

• nowhere near

• almost or nearly

Multiple Choice

To show a big difference using comparative adjectives, use ......

• a little or a bit

• a whole lot or much

Multiple Choice

To show a big difference using an as....as comparison, use ....

• nowhere near

• almost or nearly

Multiple Choice

To show a big difference using superlative adjectives, use ....

• nowhere near

• by far