题目内容
15.这个男孩还没有到独立处理这样的难题的年龄.The boyis not old enough to deal with such a difficult problem by himself.
分析 is not old enough to deal with such a difficult problem by himself.
解答 答案:is not old enough to deal with such a difficult problem by himself.
结合句意,表达的是客观是说用一般现在时,表达不够怎样去做某事用be not+adj+enough to do sth,主语the boy,故is,故is not old enough to,处理deal with,这样的难题such a difficult problem,by oneself独自的,故答案是is not old enough to deal with such a difficult problem by himself.
点评 not+adj.+enough to do sth是不够…而不能做某事
too+adj.+to do sth.是太…以致不能做某事,其实两者可以互换!
例:He is not tall enough to catch the bird.=too short to catch the bird
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