G) make two sentences for each of the following using too and using not... enough
youcan't drinkwine. It's expensive.

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Make two sentences for each of the following using:  (i) too, and (ii) not……. enough.

You can't drink wine every day. It's expensive

You can’t drink wine every day. It’s expensive.

Wine is too expensive to drink every day.

Wine is not cheap enough to drink every day.

Explanation:

Not enough and too are used to describe something as inadequate.

If the amount of something is more than what we would like we can use the too + adjective form, which only applies in negative circumstances, such as the wine being too expensive. But we can also use the not + adjective + enough form to talk about something that hasn´t reached the desired level.

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