WorksheetsD14-English Grammar: 'Too' and 'Enough'
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
When do we use 'too' in a sentence?
When referring to a specific time.
When indicating a lack of something.
When indicating an excessive amount or degree of something.
When expressing agreement with a statement.
Provide an example of using 'too' for excessive amounts.
I exercised too little.
I ate too little cake.
I slept too long.
I ate too much cake.
What does 'enough' indicate in a sentence?
Sufficiency or adequacy
Lack
Excessiveness
Insufficiency or inadequacy
Give an example of using 'enough' to show sufficiency.
If you have enough time, you can finish the project.
There is enough food for everyone at the party.
She had enough sleep last night to feel refreshed.
If you have enough money, you can buy the new phone.
How can you differentiate between 'too' and 'enough'?
The difference between 'too' and 'enough' is the number of vowels they contain
You can differentiate between 'too' and 'enough' based on the color of the words
Using 'too' and 'enough' interchangeably is acceptable in all contexts
You can differentiate between 'too' and 'enough' based on whether the context requires a negative or positive connotation regarding the quantity or degree being discussed.
Explain the concept of 'too' for excessive amounts.
When 'too' is used, it implies an excessive or unreasonable quantity or degree.
When 'too' is used, it implies a moderate quantity or degree.
When 'too' is used, it implies a sufficient quantity or degree.
When 'too' is used, it implies a lack of quantity or degree.
Discuss the significance of 'enough' for sufficiency.
Having too much is always better than having enough
The concept of 'enough' is irrelevant in sufficiency
Sufficiency can be achieved without defining 'enough'
The significance of 'enough' for sufficiency lies in its ability to establish a clear boundary or threshold that indicates when a certain condition has been met or satisfied.
Create a sentence using 'too' correctly.
I want to go to the party too.
I want to go to the party two.
I want to go to the party to.
I want to go to the party twoo.
Compose a sentence using 'enough' appropriately.
I had enough apples to bake a cake.
He had enough sleep to stay awake all night.
She had enough money to buy a new car.
I had enough time to finish the project before the deadline.
Compare and contrast 'too' and 'enough' in a sentence.
'too' and 'enough' both indicate insufficiency
Comparison: 'too' indicates excess, 'enough' indicates sufficiency. Contrast: 'too' implies too much, 'enough' implies adequate.
'too' and 'enough' are synonyms
'too' and 'enough' have the same meaning
Identify the error: 'The food was too delicious that I couldn't finish it.'
The food was very delicious that I couldn't finish it.
The food was too delicious, I couldn't finish it.
The food was so delicious that I couldn't finish it.
The food was too delicious for me to finish it.
Identify the error: 'She had enough time to complete the task.'
She had no time to complete the task.
She did not have enough time to complete the task.
She had plenty of time to complete the task.
She had enough time to complete the task.
