Меню

This mobile phone is too big to fit in my pocket где ошибка

Poll: Does your phone fit in your pocket comfortably?

  • Total votes: 37. You have voted on this poll.
Yes and its screen is around 4.8″ (galaxy S3 size)
15
41%
No and its screen is around 4.8″ (galaxy S3 size)
10
27%
Yes and its screen is around 4″ (iPhone 5 size)
8
22%
No and its screen is around 4″ (iPhone 5 size)
4
11%
Agafaba
[OP]
Deal Addict
Dec 9, 2010
3777 posts
179 upvotes
Barrie

Jan 30th, 2013 11:10 pm

The recent thread about a smaller phone accessory has made me curious… is your phone too big for your pocket?

We don’t know, so it’s possible. And it’s possible, so it’s probably probable.

Jan 31st, 2013 1:55 am

  • #2
General_Law
Jr. Member
User avatar
May 9, 2007
176 posts
8 upvotes
Toronto

Jan 31st, 2013 1:55 am

Yep fits no problem, but I’m looking to get a larger phone eventually specifically looking at the Galaxy S IV or Note III (when they are announced), maybe the Xperia Z since I want a larger screen. It is slowly becoming my primary entertainment device and for that a larger display is welcome.

PCs: Dell 8700, Asus G50Vt, Alienware m11x R2 — Core i7 640UM
Smartphones: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Frost White
Tablet: iPad Air 64GB Silver, Kobo Arc 64GB White
PS4, PS3 — HDD upgraded to 640GB, PS Vita

Jan 31st, 2013 3:28 am

  • #3
Matrixvibe
Deal Expert
User avatar
May 14, 2007
15371 posts
2588 upvotes
Scarborough / Markha…

Jan 31st, 2013 3:28 am

Nope I don’t have any problems… I have an iPhone 4. I keep my wallet in the same pocket too lol

Jan 31st, 2013 4:28 am

  • #4
wes101
Jr. Member
User avatar
Dec 20, 2012
123 posts
11 upvotes
Saint Catharines

Jan 31st, 2013 4:28 am

Nope and I have a Note 2. it even fits in my somewhat tight pajamas pants pockets.

Jan 31st, 2013 6:37 am

  • #5
kev*
Deal Addict
Oct 23, 2005
1248 posts
90 upvotes
Nowhere

Jan 31st, 2013 6:37 am

I only buy pants with pockets past my knees. I like lining them with rolls of cash at the bottom to cushion my phone that I place on top.

Jan 31st, 2013 11:22 am

  • #6
Psykopathik
Deal Addict
User avatar
Jan 14, 2013
2523 posts
1046 upvotes
Burnaby

Jan 31st, 2013 11:22 am

don’t wear your girlfriend’s pants and you will be fine.

Jan 31st, 2013 12:05 pm

  • #7
Agafaba
[OP]
Deal Addict
Dec 9, 2010
3777 posts
179 upvotes
Barrie

Jan 31st, 2013 12:05 pm

IF the poll is to be believed a large number of people bought phones they cant carry around comfortably. Those that have issues with their phone tell us whats going on. I dont have any issues with my S3 but I am tall (6’3″) and I wear «business casual» style clothing, are you wearing jeans or something else with smaller pockets? Do you try to use the smaller phone pockets that clothing used to have and would clearly be inadequate for 5′ phones? Are you a women with a larger phone?

The comments paint a different picture from the poll so I would like to hear what problems people have from those who voted no. Remember this isnt a discussion about if you like big phones or not, its about if the large phone you have or had was uncomfortable to carry around.

We don’t know, so it’s possible. And it’s possible, so it’s probably probable.

Jan 31st, 2013 12:30 pm

  • #8
evosero
Sr. Member
User avatar
Nov 29, 2011
968 posts
345 upvotes
Milton

Jan 31st, 2013 12:30 pm

I wear jeans and my Xperia T (about 4.6″ screen) barely fits in my pocket, but it’s awkward to the point for the first time ever I generally do not keep my phone in my pocket, which is frustrating for getting notifications when you can’t have your sound on. It’s a big flat bulge in my pants and I notice it far more than my previous phone, an iPhone 4.

And if I’m sitting down, trying to get the phone in my pocket is not even worth trying.

It should be noted I have a case, but then when I had my iPhone 4 with a silicon case this was not an issue, and I carried that phone in my pocket at all times comfortably. Ironically, I eventually switched my iPhone to a non-silicon case that went in/out of my pocket even easier, and that’s what led to me having the phone lost/stolen. (It slipped out as I got out of a cab, I noticed just as the cab pulled away but it was too late. I called it and the person said «it’s mine now.»)

It’s because of that reason that I have a case on my Xperia. It’d be easier without the case, but still not easy, and still nowhere near as convenient as my iPhone. That said, I like the bigger screen, but about 4.6″ is my cap. Anything bigger I would never consider for this reason.

Jan 31st, 2013 12:47 pm

  • #9
ceredon
Deal Guru
Sep 28, 2010
10896 posts
3166 upvotes

Jan 31st, 2013 12:47 pm

I voted for yes it fits, but I have an iPhone.

Jan 31st, 2013 12:47 pm

  • #10
ceredon
Deal Guru
Sep 28, 2010
10896 posts
3166 upvotes

Jan 31st, 2013 12:47 pm

Psykopathik wrote: ↑don’t wear your girlfriend’s pants and you will be fine.

So just use her purse? 😛

Jan 31st, 2013 1:19 pm

  • #11
amace
Deal Addict
User avatar
Aug 4, 2010
2372 posts
395 upvotes
Thunder Bay

Jan 31st, 2013 1:19 pm

I’m 5’8″, I wear either regular-fitting Jeans or Dress Pants. I have NO problem at all fitting my HTC One X with an Otterbox Defender in my pocket. For a while I was carrying two phones, a One X w/ defender, and a naked Galaxy S III, I had no problem. If you think phones are too big to fit in your pockets, you need stop shopping in the Women’s section of JC Penny.

Jan 31st, 2013 1:34 pm

  • #12
kev*
Deal Addict
Oct 23, 2005
1248 posts
90 upvotes
Nowhere

Jan 31st, 2013 1:34 pm

evosero wrote: ↑It’s a big flat bulge in my pants…

Male models frequently use rolled up socks to avoid this.

Jan 31st, 2013 1:42 pm

  • #13
ceredon
Deal Guru
Sep 28, 2010
10896 posts
3166 upvotes

Jan 31st, 2013 1:42 pm

amace wrote: ↑I’m 5’8″, I wear either regular-fitting Jeans or Dress Pants. I have NO problem at all fitting my HTC One X with an Otterbox Defender in my pocket. For a while I was carrying two phones, a One X w/ defender, and a naked Galaxy S III, I had no problem. If you think phones are too big to fit in your pockets, you need stop shopping in the Women’s section of JC Penny.

Well, at 5’8″, I guess you have to choose between the women’s or the kids section :) </kidding>

Seriously though, with 2 phones in your pockets, you have no problem sitting? I wear fairly loose jeans but I cannot imagine how baggy they would have to be to sit comfortably with two phones, or even one tablet-phone for that matter. They are just too long.

Jan 31st, 2013 3:08 pm

  • #14
ChrisPhil
Deal Addict
User avatar
Aug 17, 2006
1095 posts
18 upvotes
Toronto

Jan 31st, 2013 3:08 pm

I started not putting my phone in my pants pocket, No matter what size it is. (I’ve had an iphone to a Note 1)

It does not look good having a bulge in your pockets. In the winter I put my phone in my jacket pocket. In the summer I always have a bag so it works.

Jan 31st, 2013 4:57 pm

  • #15
meanstreetjd
Sr. Member
User avatar
Feb 9, 2008
708 posts
78 upvotes

Jan 31st, 2013 4:57 pm

I have a Samsung Galaxy S2 i9100 and have no problems with the size, and I wear fit regular fit jeans.

I still use Winamp to play downloaded mp3 files

Jan 31st, 2013 6:14 pm

  • #16
amace
Deal Addict
User avatar
Aug 4, 2010
2372 posts
395 upvotes
Thunder Bay

Jan 31st, 2013 6:14 pm

ceredon wrote: ↑Well, at 5’8″, I guess you have to choose between the women’s or the kids section :) </kidding>

Seriously though, with 2 phones in your pockets, you have no problem sitting? I wear fairly loose jeans but I cannot imagine how baggy they would have to be to sit comfortably with two phones, or even one tablet-phone for that matter. They are just too long.

HEY!

but in all seriousness, just normal jeans. Not super baggy, but not super tight. I make sure to line the phone up down my leg so it doesn’t bend around and crack the screen, but even if it is sitting horizontally, I don’t have problems. Do I notice them? Yeah, sometimes, but I’ve never had a problem. I usually keep it in my jacket pocket, but if I’m not wearing a jacket, it fits no problem in my pants pockets.

Jan 31st, 2013 7:07 pm

  • #17
ceredon
Deal Guru
Sep 28, 2010
10896 posts
3166 upvotes

Jan 31st, 2013 7:07 pm

amace wrote: ↑HEY!

but in all seriousness, just normal jeans. Not super baggy, but not super tight. I make sure to line the phone up down my leg so it doesn’t bend around and crack the screen, but even if it is sitting horizontally, I don’t have problems. Do I notice them? Yeah, sometimes, but I’ve never had a problem. I usually keep it in my jacket pocket, but if I’m not wearing a jacket, it fits no problem in my pants pockets.

Yeah, I’m mostly just ball busting. The S3 is probably the largest I could really imagine fitting and I expect it would require adjusting before sitting. The Note 1/2 are just insane to squish into a pocket though.

Jan 31st, 2013 8:19 pm

  • #18
Agafaba
[OP]
Deal Addict
Dec 9, 2010
3777 posts
179 upvotes
Barrie

Jan 31st, 2013 8:19 pm

ceredon wrote: ↑Yeah, I’m mostly just ball busting. The S3 is probably the largest I could really imagine fitting and I expect it would require adjusting before sitting. The Note 1/2 are just insane to squish into a pocket though.

I would have continued going the other thread but we already took up half a page lol. As for your other point I was the same until I got my S3, now I could see having the Note 2 without too many issues. A Note 2 with a case may be a different matter though, I wouldnt have a case on my S3 if it wasnt for me being paranoid about dropping it.

We don’t know, so it’s possible. And it’s possible, so it’s probably probable.

Jan 31st, 2013 8:24 pm

  • #19
kev*
Deal Addict
Oct 23, 2005
1248 posts
90 upvotes
Nowhere

Jan 31st, 2013 8:24 pm

Every so often I kind of wonder what percentage of us will have ball cancer in the future.
Of course having a cell phone next to your balls 18 hours a day is fine.
Remember that not so long ago smoking was an acceptable and healthy lifestyle choice too.

Jan 31st, 2013 8:27 pm

  • #20
kev*
Deal Addict
Oct 23, 2005
1248 posts
90 upvotes
Nowhere

Jan 31st, 2013 8:27 pm

Display posts from previous:

Sort by

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply

ask a new question.

Please consider a smaller size for iPhone!!! Iphone 6 is really big, it might be like an iphone 6 mini…

please!!!!

MY hands are small and the is difficult to handle it… I think there are many persons in the same case….

Posted on Jan 19, 2015 9:36 AM

13 replies

Jan 19, 2015 9:38 AM in response to reginafrommexico

That would be any model of iPhone prior to the iPhone 6.

Jan 19, 2015 9:53 AM in response to reginafrommexico

reginafrommexico wrote:

Please consider a smaller size for iPhone!!!

I did consider the smaller size but decided against it.

If you want Apple to know how you feel, use the Feedback link:

http://www.apple.com/feedback

Meanwhile, you might want to consider Reachability. Two light taps on the Home button will bring the stuff at the top of the screen down to where it’s easier to reach.

Jan 19, 2015 9:56 AM in response to reginafrommexico

There is the iPhone 5S and 5C which are smaller ….

Mar 5, 2015 6:29 PM in response to IdrisSeabright

My thumb is not long enough to use the iPhone 6 with one hand. Asking users to perform an extra step- double tap the home button to pull the icons down, is a miserable work around and should be embarrassing to the designers.

The iPhone 6 is also too big for the front pocket on my jeans. It goes corner to corner and digs into me when I sit in the car or at my desk. I always know the phone is in my pocket and I find it very annoying.

Moving the sleep/wake button directly opposite volume buttons means that all of the buttons get pushed when any one of them is meant to be pushed.

The phone is not a good design.

I like the thinness, I like the battery life, I like the camera, but I don’t like the size or the button placement.

I actually gave the iPhone 6 to my wife and bought a new 5S, which is not nearly as good, but it is a usable size.

I too, am asking Apple for a new 6 minus as the next iPhone hardware release.

I did use the feedback link to tell Apple that I am unhappy with the 6. It isn’t an easy-to-use phone.

Mar 5, 2015 7:15 PM in response to Mac Paramedic

Mac Paramedic wrote:

My thumb is not long enough to use the iPhone 6 with one hand. Asking users to perform an extra step- double tap the home button to pull the icons down, is a miserable work around and should be embarrassing to the designers.

The iPhone 6 is also too big for the front pocket on my jeans. It goes corner to corner and digs into me when I sit in the car or at my desk. I always know the phone is in my pocket and I find it very annoying.

Moving the sleep/wake button directly opposite volume buttons means that all of the buttons get pushed when any one of them is meant to be pushed.

The phone is not a good design.

I like the thinness, I like the battery life, I like the camera, but I don’t like the size or the button placement.

I actually gave the iPhone 6 to my wife and bought a new 5S, which is not nearly as good, but it is a usable size.

I too, am asking Apple for a new 6 minus as the next iPhone hardware release.

I did use the feedback link to tell Apple that I am unhappy with the 6. It isn’t an easy-to-use phone.

And you didn’t notice this before you purchased it? Lucky for you that you didn’t purchase a Samsung s5!!!!!

Telling Apple is your only option, and rounding up most of the 35+ million buyers to agree with you so Apple may grant your wish on an iPhone6 ‘minus’.

Good Luck

Pete

Jan 14, 2016 2:10 PM in response to reginafrommexico

I have just traded my brand new I phone 6 with my wife’s 5, because of the size. I when I was asked what phone I wanted I specifically said I want the smallest phone yet the smallest six is nearly 20mm bigger than the 5!

they are too big to fit in your pocket.

I believe the fact that they are bigger and thinner means they break easier.

as a tradie they need to fit in your pocket!!

the larger phones are not suited to any one who does not carry a hand bag or briefcase!!

Honestly i’m really annoyed at Apple about not offering a smaller phone (I reckon the 4 was the perfect size) and am considering moving to another phone brand… but the apple software and usability is so easy it makes me hesitant to move

Jan 14, 2016 3:18 PM in response to bushpig32

bushpig32 wrote:

Honestly i’m really annoyed at Apple about not offering a smaller phone (I reckon the 4 was the perfect size) and am considering moving to another phone brand… but the apple software and usability is so easy it makes me hesitant to move

Submit your feedback to Apple here:

http://www.apple.com/feedback

I’m a woman and the iPhone 6 fits in my pocket though, most of the time I use a belt clip just because it’s easier.

Jan 14, 2016 3:20 PM in response to reginafrommexico

I´m agree with you, but you can still buy a iphone5!

Jan 14, 2016 8:58 PM in response to Fotografosdebodas

As far as size goes 5C and 5S are the same size as 5 and both of those are available

May 19, 2017 9:37 AM in response to bladibla

bladibla wrote:

agree

Well, then, you’re in luck. In the two and a half years since this thread was started, Apple released the iPhone SE. It’s about the same size as the iPhone 5S. Enjoy.

iPhone 6 is too big

macher


  • #1

Hi currently have a 6. I really like a bigger screen. Our son has an iPhone 6+ and swapped with him for 4 weeks.

Although I really like the larger screen I can’t get used to the size. Uncomfortable in my jeans when I put it in front pockets. When I go to the gym too bulky for my gym shorts.

If you went from a 6 to a 6+ or a 6 to a 7+ how did you handle the larger device? Did you eventually get used to it. If so how?

It’s like I want to larger screen but don’t like the consequences.

  • #2

I went from the 6 to the iPhone 7+ and at first, yeah, it was big. But now, it’s tiny to me. I don’t realize how big is truly is until I see someone with an iPhone 6/6S/7. I love it. Wouldn’t go back to the smaller screen ever.

  • #3

Im not sure what you hope to read. You tested the device for four weeks and the result was the same still. I doubt there’s a better and more clear result for you. Not every device fits everyone. I tried the big screen iPhones out myself, currently still have one, and my next device will be smaller again, for sure.

  • #4

That’s my experience too…..a tad too big to carry around. Might need to wait if/when Apple decides to trim the bezels on their iPhones or come out with a size in between the regular and plus models.

  • #5

It all boils down to personal preference. I tried an iPhone 6+ for 2 months but just couldn’t get used to it. It was too bulky and clunky as a phone. It didn’t fit any of the pockets in my clothes (short of a Scott-e-vest jacket) but it wasn’t big enough to replace the iPad comfortably when it comes to web browsing, comic reading, etc. Even with the 6+’s 5.5″ display, I never felt like I could leave my iPad at home so I just switched to the smaller iPhone 6.

Mind, I’d love to have the 7.9″ iPad mini be made into a phablet. I think at that point, I won’t need to carry both an iPhone and an iPad (granted, I’d probably get AirPods or something for phone calls).

  • #6

Four weeks is more than enough time to assess whether the size works for you. If it was bothering you after that time, it would drive you crazy in the long term. Don’t worry about the fact some others have chosen the larger screen. Plenty of others have chosen the 4.7″ phone for exactly the same reasons you describe. Enjoy your choice and don’t feel like you have to keep re-making the decision.

  • #7

I’m going to go against the grain here and say that you «begin get used to it» once you’ve made the decision that it’s the phone you want.

I switched from a 6 to a 6+ two years ago, but it has never felt as good in the hand as the 4.7 inch screen. It never will. But for me, the plus is the phone I want, so the feel in the hand doesn’t really matter. I’ve adjusted my grip and my carry habits and moved on

If you can tolerate it for 4 weeks, you can definitely live with the phone if the benefits are worth it to you.

  • #8

I switched from the 7 to 7 Plus two weeks ago today and I’m totally used to it now. Strangely it doesn’t feel big at all anymore, other than one handed use being quite difficult without using Reachability.

macher


  • #9

That’s my experience too…..a tad too big to carry around. Might need to wait if/when Apple decides to trim the bezels on their iPhones or come out with a size in between the regular and plus models.

Yea I don’t like that it’s uncomfortable when I put it in my jeans front pocket and sit down. Sticks out too much in my back pocket. I wear work issued cargo work pants for work and they have an phone pocket that fits great for a iPhone 6 / 7 but too big for a +.

I was contemplating a case with a belt clip which would work for work but wouldn’t work when I’m not working cause I don’t wear a belt with jeans.

It’s I want a larger screen but don’t want to suffer the consequences of being uncomfortable and inconvenience.

The biggest issues for me are the phone in pocket when sitting or bending down and at the gym. Also the + doesn’t fit in my work issue cargo pants cell phone pocket. I’m in a vehicle so I usually keep my iPhone in a compartment in the vehicle.

Last edited: Dec 7, 2016

  • #10

I prefer the size of the 4.7 inch iPhones. I’ve had an iPhone 7 plus since September, but decided to sell it and buy a regular iPhone 7 instead.
I really like the size of this one, which fits in all pockets easily, compared to the plus. On top of that, I don’t notice a difference in performance/speed. Battery will be worse I presume, but I’ve already bought the battery case to cope with that possible issue.

  • #11

I went from a 6s to a 7 Plus and was hesitant about the size increase
After a couple of weeks, I don’t even notice

  • #12

I would not have upgraded to the 7 Plus had I found the size of the 6 Plus troublesome, so my advice is to take your 4-week test period to heart. Unless you change your habits, the 7 Plus will continue to be problematic size-wise.

I never carry my phone in a pants pocket; when I’m on the move it’s either in my bag or a jacket / coat pocket. At work and home it sits on a table somewhere.

geta

macrumors 6502a


  • #13

» 7+ Too Big? » > YES!

Anything above 5″ its a Phablet! even though many people will argue about this, the Plus is still a Phablet.
If thats what you want to drag around as your daily drive in your pockets (or in your bagpurse), go for it, although looks like its not for you after your test…

  • #14

At first anyone will feel uncomfortable after switching to any larger screen. I was also uncomfortable after switching to 7+. Then after a couple of weeks, it feels totally normal.

  • #15

At first anyone will feel uncomfortable after switching to any larger screen. I was also uncomfortable after switching to 7+. Then after a couple of weeks, it feels totally normal.

I couldn’t have said it better…

  • #16

I tried the 4.7 iphone and liked it very much. However, nowadays I use the phone to watch video and pictures a lot and the 4.7 is too small for me so I get the 5.5

  • #17

7+ was my first «big» phone. It did take some getting used to…but I am mostly OK with it now. Even my wife’s 6S in a lifeproof Nuud feels small now.

Do they make arm (or even leg?) bands for the 7+? Big phone to put in an arm band, for sure, but it’s probably better than having a phone fall out of your shorts.

  • #18

7+ too big? My wife doesn’t think so.

  • #19

Uncomfortable in my jeans when I put it in front pockets. When I go to the gym too bulky for my gym shorts.

Absolutely. The big phone is not comfortable at all. You practically have to buy a new wardrobe with leg pockets to carry it comfortably.

  • #20

Absolutely. The big phone is not comfortable at all. You practically have to buy a new wardrobe with leg pockets to carry it comfortably.

Particularly if you’re female. For some reason, front jeans pockets on women’s wear are often too shallow the only thing they’re good for is lipstick/lip balm.

  • #21

I used to think the Plus model was humongous, but I wanted better battery life after having my 6s dying or very low on me at the end of the day and decided to upgrade. I quickly got used to the size and can never see myself going back to a smaller phone now. The Plus model seems like the «normal» size to me now.

  • #22

Last year I went from a 6s to a 6s Plus then back to the 6s because I couldn’t get used to the size. almost 2 months ago though I went from the 6S to the 7 then to the 7 Plus and haven’t looked back. love it, I have gotten used to the size, Its actually funny when you go to use a 5 SE after a 7 plus.

  • #23

Went from the 6 to the 7 Plus and after a day or 2 of loving the bigger screen it seems normal now.

Went to help my Mum with her 6 I gave her the the other day and it feels sooo small now.

Will always have the Plus phone from now on.

DUIduckSAUCE


  • #25

7+ too big? My wife doesn’t think so.

It’s different for women, though, because they are more likely to carry their phone in a bag while men are more likely to carry theirs in a pocket.

A

Enough (достаточно) идет после прилагательных и наречий:

  • I can’t run very far. I’m not fit enough. (not enough fit)
    Я не могу пробежать очень далеко. Я в недостаточно хорошей форме.
  • Let’s go. We’ve waited long enough.
    Пошли. Мы подождали достаточно долго.
  • Is Joe going to apply for the job? Is he experienced enough?
    Джо собирается подавать заявление о приеме на работу? У него достаточно опыта?

Сравните too … (слишком) и notenough:

  • You never stop working. You work too hard. (= more than is necessary)
    Ты никак не прекратишь работать. Ты слишком много/усердно работаешь. (= больше, чем необходимо)
  • You’re lazy. You don’t work hard enough. (= less than is necessary)
    Ты ленивый. Ты недостаточно усердно работаешь. (= меньше, чем необходимо)

B

Enough обычно идет перед существительными:

  • I can’t run very far. I haven’t got enough energy. (not energy enough)
  • Is Joe going to apply for the job? Does he have enough experience?
  • We’ve got enough money. We don’t need any more.
  • Some of us had to sit on the floor because there weren’t enough chairs.

Заметьте, что мы говорим:

  • We didn’t have enough time. (not the time wasn’t enough)
  • There is enough money. (not the money is enough)

Вы можете использовать enough без существительного:

  • We don’t need any more money. We’ve got enough. – У нас достаточно (денег).

Сравните too much/many и enough:

  • There’s too much furniture in this room. There’s not enough space.
    В этой комнате слишком много мебели. Не достаточно места.
  • There were too many people and not enough chairs.
    Было слишком много людей и недостаточно стульев.

C

Мы говорим enough/too … for somebody/something:

  • We haven’t got enough money for a holiday.
    У нас недостаточно денег на отпуск.
  • Is Joe experienced enough for the job?
    У Джо достаточно опыта для этой работы?
  • This shirt is too big for me. I need a smaller size.
    Эта рубашка слишком большая для меня. Мне нужен размер поменьше.

Но мы говорим enough/too … to do something (not for doing). Например:

  • We haven’t got enough money to go on holiday. (not for going)
  • Is Joe experienced enough to do the job?
  • They’re too young to get married. / They’re not old enough to get married.
    Они слишком молоды для вступления в брак. / … не достаточно взрослые
  • Let’s get a taxi. It’s too far to walk home from here.
    Давай возьмем такси. До дома слишком далеко идти отсюда.
  • The bridge is just wide enough for two cars to pass each other.
    Мост достаточно широк для того, чтобы две машины могли разъехаться.

D

Мы говорим:

The food was very hot. We couldn’t eat it.

The food was so hot that we couldn’t eat it.

The food was too hot to eat. (без it)
Еда была слишком горячей, чтобы есть.

Еще примеры:

  • These boxes are too heavy to carry. (not too heavy to carry them)
    Эти ящики слишком тяжелые, чтобы их унести.
  • The wallet was too big to put in my pocket. (not too big to put it)
    Бумажник был слишком большим, чтобы положить в карман.
  • This chair isn’t strong enough to stand on. (not strong enough to stand on it)
    Этот стул не достаточно крепкий, чтобы на нем стоять.

Упражнения

1. Закончите предложения, используя enough и следующие слова:

big chairs cups fit milk money qualifications room time warm well

  1. I can’t run very far. I’m not .
  2. Some of us had to sit on the floor because there weren’t .
  3. I’d like to buy a car, but I haven’t got at the moment.
  4. Have you got in your coffee or would you like some more?
  5. Are you ? Or shall I switch on the heating?
  6. It’s only a small car. There isn’t for all of us.
  7. Steve didn’t feel to go to work this morning.
  8. I enjoyed my trip to Paris, but there wasn’t to do everything I wanted.
  9. Do you think I’ve got to apply for the job?
  10. Try this jacket on and see if it’s for you.
  11. There weren’t for everybody to have coffee at the same time.

Key

2. Закончите ответы на вопросы. Используйте too или enough + слова в скобках.

  1. — Are they going to get married? (old)
    — No, they’re not .
  2. — I need to talk to you about something. (busy)
    — Well, I’m afraid I’m to you now.
  3. — Let’s go to the cinema. (late)
    — No, it’s to the cinema.
  4. — Why don’t we sit outside? (warm)
    — It’s not outside.
  5. — Would you like to be a politician? (shy)
    — No, I’m a politician.
  6. — Would you like to be a teacher? (patience)
    — No, I haven’t got a teacher.
  7. — Did you hear what he was saying? (far away)
    — No, we were what he was saying.
  8. — Can he read a newspaper in English? (English)
    — No, he doesn’t know a newspaper.

Key

3. Составьте одно предложение из двух. Закончите новое предложение, используя too или enough.

  1. We couldn’t carry the boxes. They were too heavy.
  2. I can’t drink this coffee. It’s too hot.
  3. Nobody could move the piano. It was too heavy.
  4. Don’t eat these apples. They’re not ripe enough.
  5. I can’t explain the situation. It is too complicated.
  6. We couldn’t climb over the wall. It was too high.
  7. Three people can’t sit on this sofa. It isn’t big enough.
  8. You can’t see some things without a microscope. They are too small.

Key

  • Комментарии
  • ВКонтакте

ВКонтакте

Подробности

Просмотров: 4946

  • Английский язык

Предыдущий вопрос

Следующий вопрос


kidmannik
3 года назад

Ответ

Ответ дан

Juliyasha11

Ответ:

1 will go 2 save 3 will come 4 grows 5 rains 6 will call

Ответы и объяснения

  • kidmannik

Не тот ответ, который тебе нужен?

Найди нужный

0 0 голоса
Рейтинг статьи
Подписаться
Уведомить о
guest

0 комментариев
Старые
Новые Популярные
Межтекстовые Отзывы
Посмотреть все комментарии

А вот еще интересные материалы:

  • Яшка сломя голову остановился исправьте ошибки
  • Ясность цели позволяет целеустремленно добиваться намеченного исправьте ошибки
  • Ясность цели позволяет целеустремленно добиваться намеченного где ошибка
  • This is usually a symptom of a general performance problem such as thread starvation ошибка
  • This is the most boring funfair i have never visited где ошибка