Question

Say the opposite to what you read. Use the adjectives in brackets to help you. 1. Jill is too young to drive (she may not drive at). — (old) Jill is old enough to drive (she may drive). 2. This car is too expensive. — (cheap) ... . 3. That dish is too difficult to cook. — (easy) ... . 4. I can’t cook today. It’s too hot in the kitchen. — (cool) ... . 5. My meal is warm enough. — (cold) ... . I have to heat it up.Сделайте пж Даю 100 балов!​

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

1. Jill is old enough to drive (she may drive). — (young)
2. This car is cheap. — (expensive)
3. That dish is easy to cook. — (difficult)
4. I can't cook today. It's cool in the kitchen. — (hot)
5. My meal is cold enough. I have to heat it up. — (warm)

Here are the opposite statements based on the given adjectives. Thank you for the 100 points!