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Extra Grammar Exercises

(Unit 10, page 115)

Name: Lizbeth Martinez


LESSON 2 Too + adjective and infinitive

1 Match the sentence parts.


1. The path is too rocky . . . a. for us to sell.
2. That fish is too disgusting . . . b. to do twice.
3. Your products are too expensive . . . c. to hike on.
4. Her ideas are too innovative . . . d. to keep as pets.
5. It’s too dark now . . . e. to get married.
6. Bears are too dangerous . . . f. to eat.
7. The hike is too exhausting . . . g. for people to understand.
8. They’re too young . . . h. for us to visit a cave.

2 Complete each sentence, using too + adjective + for phrase + the infinitive form.
1. There are a lot of bears here It’s too dangerous for you to hike alone .
(dangerous / you / hike alone).
2. Your ideas are too radical for me to agree (radical / me / agree).
3. Unfortunately, my uncle’s factory is for him too inefficient to be successful
(him / inefficient / be successful).
4. The novel was too long for my class to read in a week (long / my class /
read in a week).
5. The mosquitoes are for us too bad to go hiking (us / bad / go
hiking) without a jacket.
6. The drought continued for the corn too long to grow tall too (long /
grow tall / the corn) this year.
7. The flood was terrible! The water was too high for anyone to stay at home
(high / anyone / stay at home).
8. The mystery that I was reading was too boring for me to finish
(boring / finish / me).
9. My car is way too high-tech to understand for my grandparents (high-
tech / understand / my grandparents).

Top Notch 3, Third Edition Unit 10, Lesson 2


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