Too & Enough

Reference

Common mistakes

1. The bag is enough heavy. → The bag is too heavy.
   problem = too, not enough
2. She is too enough tall. → She is tall enough.
   enough AFTER adj — never "too enough"
3. There are too much cars here. → There are too many cars here.
   cars = countable → too many
4. I am too tired for go out. → I am too tired to go out.
   too...to + infinitive (not "for")

Too & Enough — Exercises

Choose too / too much / too many / enough

1. It's _____ cold to go to the beach. (too / too much / enough)
2. I have _____ time to finish this. (positive) (enough / too / too much)
3. There are _____ cars in the city. (too many / too much / enough)
4. She drinks _____ coffee. (uncountable, too much) (too much / too many / enough)
5. It's not warm _____. (enough / too / much)
6. This soup is _____ hot — I can't eat it. (too / enough / much)
7. He's _____ young to drive — he's only 12. (too / enough / much)
8. Do we have _____ chairs for everyone? (enough / too / too much)

Complete with too/enough

1. This bag is   heavy. I can't carry it. (more than I can)
2. She isn't tall   to reach the shelf.
3. There aren't   chairs for everyone.
4. I have   many emails to read today!

Too & Enough — Answer Key

Choose too / too much / too many / enough

1. too — More than is OK, before an adjective → too cold.
2. enough — The right amount, before a noun → enough time.
3. too many — Too many + countable plural → too many cars.
4. too much — Too much + uncountable → too much coffee.
5. enough — After an adjective → warm enough.
6. too — A problem → too hot.
7. too — A problem → too young.
8. enough — The right number, before a noun → enough chairs.

Complete with too/enough

1. too
2. enough
3. enough
4. too