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TOO - ENOUGH
The document discusses the uses of the words "too", "enough", and "so" in the English language. It provides examples of how these words are used with adjectives, adverbs, and nouns. It explains that "too" means more than necessary or expected, "enough" means as much as necessary, and "so" is used to indicate a high level or degree of something. Examples are given showing how these words can be used before adjectives, adverbs, and with nouns.
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TOO - ENOUGH
- 1. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba
- 2. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba TOO≠ VERY • Too means more than necessary, wanted or expected. –The exam is too difficult. –Don’t eat too quickly –Too many people wanted tickets
- 3. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba She is tootoo crazy. She lost her popularity too quickly. (It happened much sooner than expected) too + adjective too + adverb
- 4. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba TooToo many people went to The Killer’s concert in NY too much + noun too many
- 5. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba There was too much emotion from the audience during the concert. too much + noun too many
- 6. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba The twilight saga is interesting enough. The Twilight saga is creatively enough adjective adverb adjective + enough adverb
- 7. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba NO There are Twilight books enough There are enough Twilight books. enough + noun noun
- 8. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba noun Robert Pattinson is handsome enough to play Edward’s role. Robert got enough fame thanks to Twilight. adjective / adverb + enough enough + noun
- 9. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba Robert and Kirsten don’t act well enough. They got enough money for acting in this movie. adverb noun adjective + enough adverb enough + noun
- 10. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba ENOUGH = Right as much as necessary • She’s old enough to make her own decisions! • You’re not speaking slowly enough • Have you got enough money? adjective adverb noun
- 11. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba Forms (SO / SUCH) SO + adjective adverb SUCH + adjective + noun SUCH + many + adjective+ noun much SO much + noun …..THAT SO many
- 12. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba Forms (too / Enough) • Too + adjective adverb • adjectives + Enough • adverbs •Enough + nouns • Too much + noun • Too many
- 13. Teacher: MSc. MiriamSheen Cuba Look at the cartoon and write 4 sentences using .. So ….. that Such Too Not enough