too, too much/many, enough

Too, too much/many, enough

TOO

We use too with adjectives and adverbs example:

He´s too young to go to school.

It happened too quickly.

TOO MUCH

Use too much with non-count nouns examples:

We have too much free time.

There´s too much water in the bath.

TOO MANY

Use too many with count nouns examples:

It´s bad to eat too many eggs.

My teacher always has too many things to do :(

(NOT ) ENOUGH

Use (not) enough after adjectives and adverbs example:

She isn´t old enough to vote.

My shoes werené big enough :(

(NOT) ENOUGH

Use not enough before nouns example:

I don´t have enough energy to go to a party :(

He doesn´t have enough money to take me out.

Multiple Choice

There's____________smoke in here; I can't breathe.

• too

• too much

• too many

Multiple Choice

I don't earn_____________to buy that car.

• too much money

• enough money

• money enough

Multiple Choice

I know I talk_____________ . I should talk less.

• too much

• too many

• too

Multiple Choice

____________money can be bad for football players who are still in their 20s.

• Too many

• Enough

• Too much

Multiple Choice

I ate______________cakes and felt sick later.

• too many

• too much

• enough

Multiple Choice

I can't drink this milk. It's ___________ hot.

• enough

• too

• too much

Multiple Choice

There weren´t___________ to play a match, so everybody went home.

• people enough

• enough peple

• too much