I.

1. The story is short enough for us to read it in one hour.

2. The film was good enough for us to saw it though.

3. The play was amusing enough for them to enjoy it.

4. I haven't got money enough to go away on holiday.

5. We have time enough to get to the airpot on time.

II.

1. You look so tired that you can't walk home.

2. The river is so cold that we can't have a swim. 

3. The suitcase were so small Peter couldn't put all his clothes in

them.

4. He was so short that he couldn't be a goalkeeper.

5. The story is so long that you cannot read it in one hour.

III.

1. This skirt is too big for her to wear.

2. That house is too large for us to stay there for the night.

3. Dick is not too clever to learn this in a short time.

4. The moving is not too exciting to attract all the audience.

5. They are not too free to help you.

IV.

1. It is such a small blouse that she can't wear.

2. She was such a shy girl that she can't tell me the story.

3. She was such a lady girl to live there by herself.

4. They are such late children to have a good seat.

5. It is such an boring film to attract us.