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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Difference between the two sentences:
That car is too small form the whole family.
That car is big enough for the whole family.
That car is big enough for the whole family.
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The car is too small for the whole family. = Not all the people in the family can fit in the car. Some people will have to stay at home.
- The car is too small for the whole family.
- = Not all the people in the family can fit in the car.
- Some people will have to stay at home.
- The car is big enough for the family.
- = All the people in the family can fit in the car.
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The car is too small for the whole family. = Not all the people in the family can fit in the car. Some people will have to stay at home.
The car is big enough for the family. = All the people in the family can fit in the car. They can all go on holiday. Nobody has to stay at home.
The car is big enough for the family. = All the people in the family can fit in the car. They can all go on holiday. Nobody has to stay at home.
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