Adequacy/ Inadequacy (Too…to…; Enough to…) and Advertisement

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Too and enough indicate degree, but they have different meaning in the sentences. 

Too is used that something is below or above what is desirable. 

The general rule is:

Too + Adjective/ Adverb + To Infinitive

Too + Adjective + Infinitive

• Too infinitive verb in this form relates to the subject of the sentences. Then, it has an active meaning. 

Example : you are too young to drive. (You are too young. You cannot drive)

• To infinitive here represents the object. Then it has a passive meaning. 

Example : the plate was too hot to touch. (The plate is too hot, it cannot be touched)

• The infinitive can refer similarity to the object of preposition. 

Example : The grass was too wet(for us) to sit on. (The grass is too wet. We cannot sit on the grass)

Too + Adjective + A + Noun + Infinitive

Example : He is too experienced a conductor to mind what the critics say. (As a conductor, he is too experienced to mind what the critics say)

Too + Adverb + Infinitive

Example : She spoke too quickly for me to understand. (she spoke too quickly. Then, I cannot understand what she said)

Enough is used to express that something which is sufficient. 

The general rule is:

Adjective/Adverb + Enough + To Infinitive Verb

Adjective + Enough + Infinitive

• The infinitive can refer to the subject. 

For example :  she is old enough to travel by herself. (she is not young. She can travel by herself)

• The infinitive refers to the object. 

Example : the case is light enough for me to carry. (the case is light. It can be carried by me)

• It can be refer to the object of preposition. 

Example : the ice was thick enough to walk on. (the ice was thick. We can walk on it).

Enough in negative sentences means less than sufficient/ necessary

•  You’re not working fast enough, to finish it on time. (you’re not working fast enough, you won’t finish your work on time

• The car doesn’t run fast enough to get to the airport on time (the car doesn’t run fast enough, it won’t to get to the airport on time)

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