Too + Adjective Quiz

The correct answer is "To go" because the sentence is discussing the action of going to the concert, which should have been done earlier. The phrase "It started an hour ago" indicates that the concert has already begun, implying that it is now too late to go.

The correct answer is "To drive" because the sentence is discussing someone's ability or suitability to operate a car. The phrase "too young" suggests that the person is not of the appropriate age or maturity level to drive a car.

The correct answer is "To do" because "to do" is the appropriate verb to use in this context. When someone is tired, they usually don't have the energy or motivation to engage in physical activities like cleaning or dancing. However, they can still manage to do their homework as it requires mental effort rather than physical exertion.

The correct answer is "To play" because the sentence is expressing that the speaker's grandfather is too old to engage in the activity of playing. The phrase "to play" is used to indicate the action that the grandfather is unable to do due to his old age.

The correct answer is "The Coffee is too hot for Martha to drink." This sentence correctly uses the word "too" to indicate that the coffee's temperature is excessively hot for Martha to consume. The phrase "for Martha to drink" further clarifies that it is specifically Martha who cannot drink the coffee due to its high temperature. The other options contain incorrect word order or incorrect placement of "too" and do not convey the intended meaning.

The correct answer is "It is too cold for me to dance." This sentence correctly uses the phrase "too cold" to indicate that the temperature is excessively low, making it impossible for the speaker to dance. The pronoun "me" is used correctly to refer to the speaker.

The correct answer is "Catalina is too young to drive her car." This sentence correctly states that Catalina is not old enough to drive her car.

The correct answer is "too many". This is because the sentence is referring to the number of people in the restaurant, which is countable. Therefore, we use the phrase "too many" to indicate an excessive amount of people, implying that it will be difficult to find a seat.

The word "too" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate an excessive amount or degree. In this context, it suggests that while going for a walk is encouraged, one should not go excessively far because the jungle is no longer safe.

The correct order to form a sentence is "Too + Adjectives + for + person + to infinitive." This structure is used to express that something is excessive or extreme for a particular person to do. The adjectives describe the intensity or degree of the action.