Edit the Adjective
Modifiers/Gerunds/and Possessive Adjectives
Adverbs
too much/too many or too
Very and Enough and Too
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The vegetables soup was delicious.
The vegetable soup was delicious.
100
My driver license is going to expire.
My driver's license is going to expire.
100
He arrived to school lately today.
He arrived at school late today.
100
I'm too many happy to cry today.
I'm too happy to cry today.
100
He's enough old to be your father.
He's old enough to be your father.
200
I'm very tire today.
I'm very tired today.
200
The worker farm gets a lot of exercise.
The farm worker gets a lot of exercise.
200
He worked hardly today. Now he is tired.
He worked hard today. Now he is tired.
200
You can never have too much friends in your life.
You can never have too many friends in your life.
200
I'm too happy to meet you. I heard so much about you.
I'm very happy to meet you.
300
When did you get marry?
When did you get married?
300
The shoes running were old.
The running shoes were old.
300
I answer every question honest.
I answer every question honestly.
300
I don't have too many time to finish my paper.
I don't have too much time to finish my paper.
300
I am very sad to laugh.
I am too sad to laugh.
400
She has two wonderfuls and beautiful children.
She has two wonderful and beautiful children.
400
Does your building have a pool swimming?
Does your building have a swimming pool?
400
He walked slow to work.
If you don't eat dinner, you are going to be hungry later.
400
That food was too much spicy.
That food was too spicy.
400
My grandfather is too much old to work.
My grandfather is too old to work.
500
My car is very slowly.
My car is very slow.
500
Many factories car use robots.
Many car factories use robots.
500
That show is too much hours to watch.
That show is too many hours to watch.
500
I have too much pieces of food on my plate. I can't eat all of that food.
I have too many pieces of food on my plate.
500
I very like your new apartment.
I like your new apartment.
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