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The room wasn't (too hot / hot enough) so I turned the heating on.
The room wasn't HOT ENOUGH so I turned the heating on.
I didn't buy the jacket because it was (too expensive / expensive enough).
I didn't buy the jacket because it was TOO EXPENSIVE.
There were (too much / too many) questions, so I only answered three.
There were TOO MANY questions, so I only answered three.
The package was far ____heavy______to pick up so we got it delivered. (too or enough?)
The package was far TOO HEAVY to pick up so we got it delivered.
I put a scarf on because it was ____ cold.
I put a scarf on because it was TOO COLD / VERY COLD.
I don't have (time enough / enough time) to take a holiday this year.
I don't have ENOUGH TIME to take a holiday this year.
She can't sleep because she drinks (too much / too many) coffee.
She can't sleep because she drinks TOO MUCH coffee.
Where dop we put ENOUGH regarding an adjective/adverb or noun?
ENOUGH goes after the adjective/adverb, but before a noun.
The photograph didn't come out because it was _____dark _____. (enough or too ?)
The photograph didn't come out because it was TOO DARK.
She isn't _____old _____ to drive a car. She's only 12 years old.
She isn't OLD ENOUGH to drive a car. She's only 12 years old.
My city has too (MUCH/MANY) ___ traffic during rush hour.
My city has too MUCH traffic during rush hour.
Tokyo is very crowded, there’s just too ___ people!
Tokyo is very crowded, there’s just too MANY people!
My friend Lily is ____ addicted to videogames. He can play for hours sometimes!
(ONLY ONE WORD)
My friend Lily is TOO addicted to videogames. She can play for hours sometimes!
There are 20 people coming to the party and there isn't _____ food for everybody.
There are 20 people coming to the party and there isn't ENOUGH food for everybody.
There aren't (MUCH/ ENOUGH/ VERY/TOO)_____ parks in Barcelona. There's nowhere to play.
There aren't ENOUGH parks in Barcelona. There's nowhere to play.
I need 15 strawberries. I've got 50. I've got (TOO MUCH/TOO MANY) _____ strawberries.
I need 15 strawberries. I've got 50. I've got TOO MANY strawberries.
I need £7. I've got £10. I've got (TOO MUCH/TOO MANY) _____ money.
I need £7. I've got £10. I've got TOO MUCH money.
I've got 3 pizzas. I need 1. I've got (TOO MANY/TOO MUCH) ______ pizzas.
I've got 3 pizzas. I need 1. I've got TOO MANY pizzas.
You cant buy this expensive jeans. You don't have _____ money.
ENOUGH
My clothes are _____ old _____. I need new ones.
My clothes are VERY/TOO old. I need new ones.
I've got 100 grams of butter. I need 25 grams. I've got (TOO MUCH/TOO MANY) ______ butter.
I've got TOO MUCH butter.
When do you use TOO MUCH? Say a sentence
You use it with UNCOUNTABLE nouns.
I don't want to go out today. It's ____ hot ____. (too)
I don't want to go out today. It's too hot.
When do you use TOO MANY?
You use it with COUNTABLE nouns.
When do we use ENOUGH?
We use ENOUGH when it's the sufficient amount.