This document discusses the use of "too" and "enough" with infinitives. It provides examples of how "too" can be used with an adjective, adverb, or adjective + noun followed by an infinitive. It also gives examples of how "enough" can be used with an adjective, adverb, or noun followed by an infinitive. The document aims to illustrate the different grammatical structures used with "too" and "enough" when followed by an infinitive verb.

1. Too and Enough with Infinitives
too + adjective:
Mary was too busy to come to class
too + adverb :
It was too late for us to change our flight.
too + adjective + noun:
It’s too nice a* day to stay inside. (*note use of article)
adjective + enough:
It’s never cold enough to snow in Las Palmas
adverb + enough:
We got to the movies early enough to get good seats
enough + noun:
There are enough chairs in this room for 50 people
verb + enough:
Veronica didn’t study enough to pass the test.