Infinitives with "Too",
"Enough" And "Very"
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Hello Luis
ResponderEliminarYour information is very good, has help me to reinforce my knowledge, I already saw this in our grammar class, but it’s good to search material on the internet and the video you post I liked a lot! I prefer to watch videos because the people who do the videos are dynamic and their examples are easy to understand.
I only have a question, can we use the word “enough” in other grammar structures? 😲
Hello there, Luis.
ResponderEliminarExcellent post, I liked it a lot because, I didn't remember the fact that we use "too", in order to describe a situation which results won't be positive, thanks for the rewind👍
No further questions.
Hello Luis!!
ResponderEliminarI really like visiting your post because as always you have shared a lot of resources that let us understand better and in a completely way the topic, also I liked the topic that you talked about in your post because I think it is important that we know very well the use of: very, too and enough.
Let me tell you that your post has been useful for me because for me was difficult to understand the meaning and use of “enough” I always got confused using that but now I know that it is use to indicates that something is sufficient and anything else is needed and also I know that “too” is used to indicated that there is something more that needed.
I just a doubt. it is possible to use enough before a verb that is not in his infinitive way?
Hello Luis :D
ResponderEliminarVery nice information that you have shared in this blog, I really like the way hat you explain the topi and also let me tell you that before, I had problems to understand that, but now thanks to you I have a clear idea in what consist each of them, and I promise that I will continou practice with the websites that you have shared :)
Hello Luis!!
ResponderEliminarI really like your blog, because as always you are sharing a good topic and a lot of resources in my case have helped me.
It`s important to know about this topic and the used about infinitives to "enought" too" and "very".
In my case, I learnded in your blog about the meaning and used of enough is to exppreses that something is adecuate, within what is desirablw, now I have a clear idea, but I would like to know more about it.
Anyway I have a doubt, How to use enough is the differente tense verbs?
Thanks for your information!
Hey Luis. How are you? I liked the web pages you shared becuase they show the comaprison of some intensifiers that sometimes feel like have the same meaning but they don´t. For example, very is used to express negative and positive feeling depending on the adejvtive it is attached. Too, instead gives a negative meaning to something. I just have a question, Does too have a different meaning in the sentence? Thanks a lot for your post. Bye
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