4 Underline the mistakes. Rewrite the sentences correctly. 1 I'm to old to learn a new language. I'm too old to learn a new language 2 I'm not as old than you. 3 It isn't too wet play tennis. 4 Is your coat enough warm?
1. I'm to old to learn a new language.
I'm too old to learn a new language.
Explanation: The word "to" should be written as "too" in this sentence. "Too" implies an excessive amount, which is the intended meaning here.
2. I'm not as old than you.
I'm not as old as you.
Explanation: The word "than" should be replaced with "as" in this sentence. When making a comparison, we use "as ... as" to show similarity or equality.
3. It isn't too wet play tennis.
It isn't too wet to play tennis.
Explanation: The word "to" should be added after "wet" in this sentence. The correct structure is "too + adjective + to + verb."
4. Is your coat enough warm?
Is your coat warm enough?
Explanation: The word order should be rearranged in this sentence. "Enough" is placed after the adjective "warm" to show sufficiency or satisfaction.
Step-by-step explanation and corrections:
1. In the first sentence, "I'm to old to learn a new language," the word "to" should be replaced with "too." Rewrite the sentence as "I'm too old to learn a new language."
2. In the second sentence, "I'm not as old than you," the word "than" should be replaced with "as." Rewrite the sentence as "I'm not as old as you."
3. In the third sentence, "It isn't too wet play tennis," the word "to" should be added after "wet." Rewrite the sentence as "It isn't too wet to play tennis."
4. In the fourth sentence, "Is your coat enough warm?" the word order should be rearranged. Rewrite the sentence as "Is your coat warm enough?"
These corrections ensure that the sentences are grammatically correct and convey the intended meaning.
1. I'm to old to learn a new language.
I'm too old to learn a new language.
Explanation: The word "to" should be written as "too" in this sentence. "Too" implies an excessive amount, which is the intended meaning here.
2. I'm not as old than you.
I'm not as old as you.
Explanation: The word "than" should be replaced with "as" in this sentence. When making a comparison, we use "as ... as" to show similarity or equality.
3. It isn't too wet play tennis.
It isn't too wet to play tennis.
Explanation: The word "to" should be added after "wet" in this sentence. The correct structure is "too + adjective + to + verb."
4. Is your coat enough warm?
Is your coat warm enough?
Explanation: The word order should be rearranged in this sentence. "Enough" is placed after the adjective "warm" to show sufficiency or satisfaction.
Step-by-step explanation and corrections:
1. In the first sentence, "I'm to old to learn a new language," the word "to" should be replaced with "too." Rewrite the sentence as "I'm too old to learn a new language."
2. In the second sentence, "I'm not as old than you," the word "than" should be replaced with "as." Rewrite the sentence as "I'm not as old as you."
3. In the third sentence, "It isn't too wet play tennis," the word "to" should be added after "wet." Rewrite the sentence as "It isn't too wet to play tennis."
4. In the fourth sentence, "Is your coat enough warm?" the word order should be rearranged. Rewrite the sentence as "Is your coat warm enough?"
These corrections ensure that the sentences are grammatically correct and convey the intended meaning.