Quantifiers

​quantifiers

​3rd ESO

​quantifiers

​too, too much, too many, (not) enought

TOO = ​We use it before an adjective. Ex: The exam was too complicated.

TOO MUCH = ​We use it before an uncountable noun. Ex: There is too much noise.

TOO MANY = We use it before a countable noun. ​Ex: There are too many students.

ENOUGH = We use it after an adjective. Ex: It isn't cold enough to wear a scarf.

We use it before a noun. Ex: The story didn't have enough action.

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Multiple Choice

That’s far ________ popcorn. We can’t eat all that!

• too much

• too many

• too

• enough

Multiple Choice

The film was quite boring. There wasn’t _________ action.

• enough

• too many

Multiple Choice

There are _____________ people in the queue. We’re not going to get tickets.

• enough

• too much

• too many

• too

Multiple Choice

He wasn't tall _______ to climb over the wall.

• too

• too many

• too much

• enough

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Her jacket is _______ small for her.

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They haven’t got _______ money to buy a burger.

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This coffee is _______ hot to drink.

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The beach was _______ crowded so we went home.

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couldn't / scary / the film / too / watch / because / They / was / it

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much / this weekend / I've / do / to / got / too / homework

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What did you think of the story? I thought it was just ___________. You always knew what was going to happen next.

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I thought there was _____________ in the film. I wanted to see less fighting and know more about the characters.