Too or Enough

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Structure:

Too + adjective or adverb

This exam is too hard.

That box is too small.

He drives too fast.

Too + adjective or adverb + to do something

This exam is too hard to pass.

That box is too heavy to carry.

My brother is too young to drive.

Too + many + plural noun

There are too many people in this party.

We have too many questions to solve.

Too + much + uncountable noun

We have too much work to do.

There is too much noise.

Enough

It’s used to indicate that something is as much or as many as needed; so, unless we use it with a negative structure, it has a positive meaning.

Structure:

Adjective or adverb + enough

Is your bed comfortable enough?

My car is luxurious enough.

My wife is beautiful enough.

Adjective or adverb + enough + to do something.

Is your house comfortable enough to live?

We are wealthy enough to buy that car.

He runs fast enough to catch me.

They are not smart enough to beat us in chess.

Enough + plural noun

I have got enough bananas.

There are enough people to help me.

Enough + uncountable noun

I have enough money.

There is enough milk in the fridge.

Too/Enough Quick Exercise

Choose too or enough.

1. I can’t drink this coffee because it’s too enough hot.

2. I couldn't buy that dress because I didn't have too enough money.

3. We moved to another house because the previous one was too enough small.

4. I don’t know what to do because I don’t have too enough information.

5. I was too enough nervous during the interview and I blew it.

6. He is tall too enough to play basketball in NBA.

7. I am fast too enough to catch you.

8. We studied hard too enough to pass the English exam.

9. There were too enough many cars at the parking lot.

10. You are too enough young to marry.

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Too vs Enough Exercise 2

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