Level 6 - Unit7A - Grammar

Her explanation was ____ abstract for the audience to grasp without additional context.

• too many

• too much

• too

• enough

He devoted ____ time to perfecting minor details, ultimately delaying the entire project.

• too much

• too many

• too

• enough

The team received ____ feedback on their presentation, which helped them improve their delivery.

• enough

• too many

• too much

• too

The instructions were ____ complicated for the new employees to follow without assistance.

• too much

• too

• too many

• enough

She had ____ experience in the field to handle the project independently.

• enough

• too much

• too

• too many

The manager felt there was ____ time left to complete the project before the deadline.

• too many

• enough

• too much

• too

They received ____ criticism for their lack of preparation, which was unexpected.

• enough

• too much

• too many

• too

There were ____ resources available to support the new initiative, making it feasible.

• too many

• too

• enough

• too much

The committee received ____ suggestions for improving the event, which they found very helpful.

• enough

• too

• too many

• too much

There was ____ enthusiasm among the team members, which boosted morale significantly.

• too much

• too many

• too

• enough