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“very” es un adv. Que califica a un adjetivo:<br />

“very (vewri) = pretty (priti) = rather (wrader)”: estas 3 palabras significan “muy o<br />

bastante” y son adverbios.<br />

Ex:<br />

I am very happy (ai am vewri japi) (yo estoy muy feliz).<br />

You have a pretty nice car (iu jav a priti nais car) (tú tienes un muy bonito auto).<br />

My new shirt is pretty warm (mai niu shirt is priti warm) (mi camisa nueva es muy<br />

tibia).<br />

It is rather late (it is wrader leit) (es bastante/muy tarde).<br />

Are they pretty sure of what they are saying?<br />

(ar dei priti shur ov jwat dei ar seing?)<br />

(¿Están ellos muy seguros de lo que están diciendo?)<br />

“enough” y “too”<br />

Como ya vimos “too” significa “muy, demasiado, también” y es un adverbio.<br />

Ex:<br />

He is too young to be here watching this.<br />

adj.<br />

I need to have a lot of money too.<br />

“too bad (tu bad) (que malo, demasiado malo, que mala suerte, una lástima).<br />

Ex:<br />

It is too bad that you´re not coming with us.<br />

(it is tu bad dat iur not coming wid os)<br />

(es una lastima que tu no vengas con nosotros)<br />

“enough (inof)” = como un adj. Significa “suficiente”, y siempre se pone antes de un<br />

sustantivo.<br />

Ex:<br />

Now I have enough money to buy those buildings.<br />

(nau ai jav inof moni tu bai dous bildings)<br />

(ahora tengo suficiente dinero para comprar esos edificios)<br />

“enough” = como un adv. Significa “suficientemente, bastante”, y siempre se pone<br />

después de un adjetivo.<br />

Ex:<br />

She is pretty enough for him to kiss her.<br />

(shi is priti inof for jim tu kis jer)<br />

(ella es bastante bonita para que él la bese)<br />

Jessy has 20 dollars, she wants to buy apples and tomatoes, but apples are 15 dollar a<br />

kilo, and the tomatoes are 25 dollars a kilo; so, the apples are cheap enough for her to<br />

buy, and the tomatoes are too expensive for her to buy.<br />

“quite” y “also”:<br />

Curso más Completo de Inglés (Gramática).<br />

Autor: Omar Ali Caldela. Copyright 2002. www.formaciondigital.tk<br />

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