Too much/many, enough, plenty of, (a) few/little...

We use "few" with..

• Countable nouns

• Incountable nouns

• Adjectives

• All of them

We use "too much" with...

• Countable nouns

• Adjectives

• Uncountable nouns

• Countables and uncountable nouns

We use enough:

• enough + adj

• adj + enough

• enough + noun

• noun + enough

We use "plenty of" with...

• Countable nouns

• Uncontable nouns

• Adjectives

• Both countable and uncountable

We use "little" with

• Uncountable nouns

• Adjectives

• After countable nouns

• None of them

"Few" contains more quantity than "a few"

• True

• False

• It depends on the context

• They mean the same

"A little" and "little":

• "Little" has positive meaning and "a little" negative

• "Little" has negative meaning and "a little" negative too

• "Little" has negative meaning and "a little" positive

• "Little" has positive meaning and "a little" positive too

You are 6 people at home, and there are 6 sandwiches

• You have little food

• You have too much food

• You have enough food

• You have plenty of food

Due to coronavirus you can only be 15 people in a restaurant. There are 18 people trying to get in.

• There are enough people

• There are plenty of people

• There are too many people

• There are few people

They sold .... tickets, so the concert had to be cancelled.

• A few

• Few

• Enough

• Plenty of