Circle the correct words in the grammar table.
We use too + adjective when we want to say
something is more / less than we want or need
it to be. Its meaning is usually ?affirmative /
negative
2 * Put the words in order to make
sentences. .
1 her/too /l/talk / to / was / to / embarrassed
I was too embarrassed to talk to her
2 surprised / anything/Noel/say/was/too/to
5
3 me / call/was/too/to/upset / Adam
4 is/to/bag/too / carry / This / heavy
5 says / get married / young/I'm/mum/too/
My / to
6 small/too / everything/is/ cardboard box/to/
carry / This​

1. Where else can you see this play? 2. We decided to have a few more evenings in English. 3. I would like to have a cup of coffee. 4. I'm afraid that it is still asleep. 5. We were afraid to be late but the show has not started yet. 6. I need another book on the history of the theatre. 7. How many rehearsals will be this week?8. A month in this theatre will be another premiere. 9. What other actors are involved in this play?10. rain stopped but not yet warmed up. 11. you are still working on a report? -Yes. I have not collected all the required material. 12. We need another three tickets for this performance. 13. Who you met at the theater?

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