TOO+ADJECTIVE+INFINITIVE

He's very scared. He can't move.

• He's too scared to move

• He's too move to scared

• He's to move too scared.

• He's scared too move

The pie is very hot. You can't eat it

• The pie is hot too eat.

• The pie is too hot to eat.

• The pie is too eat to hot.

• The pie is hot too eat.

He's very sick. He can't leave the hospital.

• He's sick to leave the hospital.

• He's too hospital sick to leave.

• He's to leave the hospital too sick.

• He's too sick to leave the hospital.

The ice is dangerously thin. You can't walk on it.

• The ice is thin to walk on.

• The ice is too thin to walk on.

• The ice is too walk to thin on.

• The ice is to thin too walk on.

He's very busy. He can't take a break.

• He's to take a break too busy.

• He's to busy too take a break.

• He's too busy to take a break.

• He's busy to take a break.

The grass is extremely high. I can't mow it

• The grass is too high to mow.

• The grass is to high too mow.

• The grass is too high too mow.

• The grass is high to mow.

It's early. He can't go to bed yet.

• It early to go too bed.

• It's to early too go to bed.

• It's too early to go to bed.

• It's too early too go too bed.

The chair is very heavy. He can't lift it.

• The chair heavy too lift.

• The chair is to heavy too lift.

• The chair is too heavy too lift.

• The chair is too heavy to lift.

He's so tired. He can't do his homework

• He's too tired to do homework.

• He's to tired to do homework.

• He's too tired too do homework.

• He tired too do homework.

These tomatoes are still green. You can't pick them yet.

• These tomatoes are to green too pick.

• These tomatoes are too green to pick.

• These tomatoes are to green to pick.

• These tomatoes are too green too pick.