This document discusses quantifiers used to indicate amounts that are more or less than desired. It explains that "too much" is used with uncountable nouns, "too many" is used with countable nouns, and "too" can be used with adjectives. It also explains that "enough" can be used with nouns or adjectives to indicate an amount that is sufficient or insufficient.

1. MORE THAN WE NEED OR WANT
TOa
Too much + uncountable noun
f have too much work to do.
Too many + countable noun
There were too many people at the concert.
Too + adjective
Do you think I'm too old to do this?
LESSTHAN WE NEED OR WANT
ENOUGH
Enough + noun
There wasn't enough money for everyone.
Adjective + enough
I'm not strong enough to lift this box.