Too / Enough
"This coffee is ___ hot to drink right now."
A) too
B) enough
Answer: A) too
"You like pizza, ___?"
A) don’t you
B) do you
Answer: A) don’t you
"I wanted to go swimming, ___ it started raining."
A) but
B) so
Answer: A) but
"I cut ___ while cooking yesterday."
A) myself
B) himself
Answer: A) myself
"___ it was cold, we went outside."
A) Although
B) Because
Answer: A) Although
"She isn’t strong ___ to lift that box."
A) too
B) enough
Answer: B) enough
"She hasn’t finished her homework, ___?"
A) has she
B) hasn’t she
Answer: A) has she
"She studied hard, ___ she passed the exam."
A) so
B) yet
Answer: A) so
"The cat cleaned ___ with its tongue."
A) itself
B) yourself
Answer: A) itself
"She stayed home ___ she was sick."
A) because
B) while
Answer: A) because
"The exam was ___ difficult; only 3 students passed."
A) too
B) enough
Answer: A) too
"Let’s go to the beach, ___?"
A) shall we
B) will we
Answer: A) shall we
"He doesn’t like coffee, ___ does his sister."
A) nor
B) or
Answer: A) nor
"They built the treehouse ___."
A) themselves
B) ourselves
Answer: A) themselves
"___ you finish your homework, you can’t play games."
A) Unless
B) Since
Answer: A) Unless
"He’s ___ tall to ride the rollercoaster, but he’s scared."
A) too
B) enough
Answer: B) Too
"Nobody called, ___?"
A) did they
B) didn’t they
Answer: A) did they
"We must leave now, ___ we’ll miss the train."
A) for
B) or
Answer: B) or
"She blamed ___ for the mistake."
A) herself
B) himself
Answer: A) herself
"___ he was late, he still got the job."
A) Even though
B) While
Answer: A) Even though
"The project wasn’t ___ funded to continue, so it was canceled."
A) too
B) enough
Answer: B) enough
"I’m right about this, ___?"
A) aren’t I
B) am I
Answer: A) aren’t I
"She was tired, ___ she finished her work."
A) yet
B) for
Answer: A) yet
"We need to ask ___ if this is the right decision."
A) ourselves
B) yourselves
Answer: A) ourselves
"___ the rain stopped, the game was canceled."
A) Although
B) Because
Answer: A) Although