The document provides examples of using the terms "too" and "enough" in sentences, including distinguishing when to use "too" versus "enough". It also gives exercises for learners to practice using these terms in different contexts by choosing the correct one and completing sentences. The exercises focus on concepts like being too old/young, having enough time/money, and things being too expensive/difficult. The goal is to help learners understand and appropriately apply the terms "too" and "enough" in sentences.

1. A) Choose the correct one. “Too or Enough”
1) This car is too – enough old. We cannot go
anywhere.
This book is too – enough thick. I can’t read it.
That dress is cheap too – enough. Let’s buy it!
This question is too – enough complicated.
Everybody is too – enough excited.
I can join that club. I’m young too – enough.
She can’t come with us. She’s too – enough young.
We can make the cake. We have
too – enough eggs.
9) Do we have too – enough
time to catch the bus?
10) This boy is too – enough noisy.
11) Her room is too – enough tidy.
12) Tom is tall too – enough.
13) This bag is too – enough
heavy. I can’t carry it.
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TOO: It is too hot.
ENOUGH: She has enough money. She’s tall enough.
TOO ---- TO: It is too hot to go out.
---- ENOUGH TO: She has enough money to buy
that car. She’s tall enough to play basketball.
C) Complete the sentences with “too – enough”
by using the words given.
1) I don’t want to eat that soup. It is ----------. ( cold )
2) She can’t come to party with us. She isn’t
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B) Match.
1) Susan is ---- to go out.
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too heavy
enough
too cold
talented
enough
too bored
too expensive
too old
too crowded
honest enough
too young
too late
old enough
too tired
enough time
too dark
warm enough
She is over ninety.
She ---- to drive a car.
We have ---- money. We can
buy it.
You cannot carry it. It is ----.
These shoes are ----. I can’t
afford them.
The weather is ---- to swim.
He is ---- to eat himself.
She is ---- to run.
We are ----. There is nothing
to do at home.
It is ---- to go out.
I have ---- to have breakfast.
She isn’t ---- to tell the truth.
It is ---- to find the candle.
She is ---- to play every
musical instrument.
The city is ---- to live.
The weather is ----. I’m freezing cold.
D) Read the conversation below
and fill in the blanks with
“too or enough”
Karl: Hi Jane! How was your holiday?
Jane: It was exciting --------- but the
weather was --------- rainy.
Karl: So, was it a short trip?
Jane: No, it was long ---------. There were -------many places to go but we haven’t --------- time to see
all the places.
Karl: Did you visit the National Museum?
Jane: Yeah, it was wonderful and it was --------crowded to move on.
Karl: Did you take photos?
Jane: Don’t worry about it. I took --------- photos. I
also bought --------- many clothes and presents.
My suitcases were --------- full to close.
Karl: I see it was a nice holiday for you.
Jane: Yes, it was. I have a present for you.
Karl: Really? I’m --------- excited to
wait. Hope to see you soon!
Jane: See you, bye!
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They need much money. That car is --------------to buy. ( expensive )
We don’t need to worry about the dinner. We have
----------. ( meal )
I missed the bus because I got up ----------. ( late )
I cannot buy that dress. It isn’t ------------- for me
to buy. ( cheap )
I cannot climb that mountain. It is ------------.
( high )
You should help your sister. She is ------------ to eat
herself. ( young )
It is --------------- to see the way. ( foggy )
He is -------------- to win the race. ( fast )
He is --------------- to be the headmaster.
( qualified )
Don’t want any help from him. He is --------------to help anyone. ( rude )
The movie was --------------. I couldn’t watch it.
( boring )
Ben is --------------- to solve the
problems. He never studies. ( lazy )
The questions were --------------to
solve. ( difficult )
Jeremy is --------------- to talk
people. ( shy )
Ashley is --------------- to pass
the test. ( hardworking )
I can’t wear this t-shirt. It is
---------------. ( small )
E) Rewrite the sentences.
1) Dorothy is too young to get dressed herself. ( enough )
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2) Susan is too tired to type the letters. ( energetic )
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3) Bernard is rich enough to buy everything. ( poor )
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4) They are too late to catch the bus. ( early )
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5) Sharon is too ill to go out. ( healthy )
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6) Sarah speaks English fluent enough. ( slow )
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7) The cars were too old to move. ( enough )
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8) The sea was too cold to swim. ( warm )
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9) Sam is too irresponsible to take care of his child.
( responsible )
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