Adjective + to Flashcards
Put the words in the right order: understand / to / is / hard / he.
Put the words in the right order: understand / to / is / hard / he. He’s hard to understand. (<em>adjective + to</em>)
Do you think it’s safe to drink this wather?
It was **impossible to answer **the question.
Jill is interesting to talk to. (no to talk to her)
Note: we can also use a structure with adjective + noun + to.
This is a difficult question** to answer**. (not to answer it)
Put the word in the right order: of / to / nice/ you / its take me to the airport
Put the word in the right order: of / nice/ you / its to take me to the airport. It’s nice of you to take me to the airport.
It’s foolish for Mary to quit her job when needs money.
I think it was very unfair of him to criticize me.
Note: we can use many adjectives in this way.
Put the words in the right order: sorry / am / I / hear / to that your father is ill.
Put the words in the right order: sorry / was / I / hear / to that your father is ill. I am sorry to hear that your father is ill. (subject<em>+ be+ adj. + to</em>)
Was Julia suprised to see you?
We were glad to get home.
If I have any more news, you will be first / the / to/ person/ know.
If I have any more news, you will be first / the / to/ person/ know. You will be the first person to know.
The next plane to arrive a Gate will be Flight 268 from Bogota.
I was the only one to arrive on time.
You can say that something is sure/certain/likely/bound __ happen.
You can say that something is sure/certain/likely/bound to happen.
Carla is a very good student. She’s bound to pass the exam. (= she is sure to pass)
I’m likely to get home late tonight. (= I will probably get home late, suceptible de)
Complete. It is hard to understand him. He is _____.
Complete. It is hard to understand him. He’s hard to understand him.
Complete. It was very difficult to open the window. The window ____.
Complete. It was very difficult to open the window. The window was very difficult to open.
Complete. It’s not safe to stand on that chair. That _____.
Complete. It’s not safe to stand on that chair. That chair is not safe to stand on.
Complete. I couldn’t answer the question (difficult). It was _____.
Complete. I couldn’t answer the question (difficult). It was a difficult question to answer. <em>(adj. + noun + to)</em>
Properly complete. Sue has offered to help me. (kind). It’s _____.
Properly complete. Sue has offered to help me. (kind). It’s kind of Sue to help me.
Properly complete. You make the same mistake again and again. (careless) It’s _____.
Properly complete. Sue has offered to help me. (kind). It’s careless of you to make the same mistake again and again.
Properly complete. We ____ (please / get) your letter last week.
Properly complete. We were please to get your letter last week. (<em>be + adj. + to</em>)
Complete. Everybody makes that mistake (easy). It’s an _____.
Complete. Everybody makes that mistake (easy). It’s an easy mistake to make. (adj. + noun + to)
Complete. Nobody left before me. (the first) I was _____.
Complete. Nobody left before me. (the first) I was the first person to leave.
Complete. Jenny passed the exam. All the other students failed. Jenny was _____.
Complete. Jenny passed the exam. All the other students failed. Jenny was the only one to pass the exam.