ES N. 52 P. 175

1. This game too hard for me! Lets play another!

2. The clothes i this shop are so cute.

3. There are many people and much noise in this place!

4. Your child has too much energy! He practises sport, plays the guitar, he helps you at home and he studies too hard!

5. I like too hang out with my friends, but I have too little time to do it.

6. There aren't many trains today because there is a strike and the many that runs, are so late!

7. A: This trousers are too long for me! I'm not so tall!

   B: Yes, you have right, but they are too original!

8. A: Have you got many friends at Chicago?

   B: yes, I have so many friends that every time I go to Chigago I have to spend many days to meet them.

ES N. 57 P. 177

1. In inglese "molti" si traduce in modi diversi a seconda della parola che viene dopo.

   I eat a lot, I don't run much, I work hard

2. Il verbo alla forma affermativa.

3. Luigi is so stubborn, Luigi is such a good boy

4. No, quite e rather si usano con dopo un agg o avv, mentre enough si usa dopo un verbo, come funzione di pronome oppure prima di un sost. sing. o plur.