Too and enough

Complete the sentence: He didn't study ___________ to pass the exam.

• enough

• hardly

• barely

• sufficiently

What is an example of 'enough' in a positive context?

• 'She has enough experience to apply for the job.'

• 'He has enough money to buy a new car.'

• 'They have enough time to finish the project.'

• 'We have enough food for the party.'

What is the difference between 'too' and 'enough'?

• 'Too' implies sufficiency, while 'enough' implies excess.

• 'Too' implies a lack, while 'enough' implies adequacy.

• 'Too' implies excess, while 'enough' implies sufficiency.

• 'Too' and 'enough' have the same meaning.

Fill in the blank: This exercise is ___________ difficult for beginners.

• very

• too

• not

• somewhat

What does 'too' mean in a sentence?

• It indicates an excess of something, often leading to a negative outcome.

• It signifies a comparison between two things.

• It is used to express a positive quality.

• It denotes a specific quantity of something.

How is 'enough' used in a sentence?

• 'Enough' is used before nouns to indicate quantity.

• 'Enough' is used after adjectives or adverbs to indicate sufficiency.

• 'Enough' is used as a standalone expression of agreement.

• 'Enough' is used to express a lack of something.

Fill in the blank: There are ___________ chairs for everyone to sit.

• too few

• enough

• not enough

• a lot of

Complete the sentence: She is smart ___________ to solve the problem.

• too

• enough

• very

• not

What does 'enough' mean in a sentence?

• A term indicating a lack of something

• A word that means an excessive amount

• A term indicating a sufficient amount of something, meeting a requirement

• A word used to express uncertainty

What is an example of 'too' in a negative context?

• The dress is too tight for me to wear.

• The movie was too boring to watch.

• The soup is too hot to eat.

• The test was too easy to fail.