2. TOO (=sangat/terlalu) before
adjectives and adverbs
The word too shows a less/ more than normal
condition/ situation.
Example :
• The cake is too sweet for me to eat.
• You are driving too fast.
3. ENOUGH (=cukup) after adjectives
and adverbs/ before noun
The word enough means on the average
condition/situation.
Example:
It isn’t hot enough to go for a swim.
I have enough flour to make the cake.
4. Join the sentences using
enough..to/ enough for
Example:
He is strong. He can lift the box.
He is strong enough to lift the box.
He speaks slowly. Everybody can understand
him.
He speaks slowly enough for everybody can
understand him.
Enough for noun (diikuti kata benda)
Enough to verb (diikuti kata kerja)
5. Too followed by adjectives
Example :
• Mirna is too clever in her class.
• The cat is too cute.
• Vina is too young to goto school.
6. Too followed adverb of manner
Example:
• The teacher speaks too fast to understand.
• The child spoke too softy to hear.
7. Too followed by many/much
Use too many before a count noun for an unacceptable,
excessive amount.
Use too many before a noncount noun for an
unacceptable, excessive amount
Example:
• People eat too many chips, cookies and candy
bars.
• People eat too much fat, sugar and salt
8. Too followed by agent/person
Example:
The test was too easy for us to do.
She speaks too quickly for the students
understand.
9. Too adjective for...to V1
Example:
The shoes are size 37. I wear size 35.
the shoes are too big for me to wear.