Too much/many, enough and veryVersión en línea Interactive Video Tutorial por Alina Emma Dashkewitz 1 What is the meaning of the following sentence? Jessica is too young to get married. Select one or more answers a Jessica can get married already. b Jessica should get married. c Jessica shouldn't get married yet. 2 Choose the best option to complete the sentence: I can't go to a party tonight, I have ______ work to do. Select one or more answers a too much b too many c Jessica shouldn't get married yet. 3 What does the following sentence mean? The water is clean enough to swim in. Select one or more answers a We should not swim in this water. b This water is very dirty. c We can swim in this water. It is clean. d The water is not clean but we can still swim in it. 4 Choose the correct sentence: Select one or more answers a He spoke too quickly for us to understand. b Too quickly he spoke for us to understand. c He spoke quickly too for us to understand. d The water is not clean but we can still swim in it. 5 Mark the incorrect sentences: Select one or more answers a He was experienced enough to do the job. b He was enough experienced to do the job. c He has enough experience to do the job. d He has experience enough to do the job. 6 Choose the best option to complete the sentence: Do we have _____ chairs? a much b too much c too d enough 7 Choose the best option to complete the sentence: I will lend you some money if you don't have a many b plenty c too d enough 8 Choose the best option to complete the sentence: Josh wants to buy a new house but he doesn't have ______ money. a too many b too much c enough d too e very f much 9 This sofa takes up ________ space. We need to buy a new one. a too many b too c too much d very e enough f much 10 Choose the best option: You were ______ lazy to study, so you failed the test. a enough b too c too much d too many e very f much Explanation 1 "TOO" means that Jessica is very young, so young that she shouldn't get married yet. 2 Way to go! Work is uncountable. 3 You've nailed it! ENOUGH means that something is OK. 4 Great job! TOO goes before an adjective. 5 Way to go! ENOUGH goes after adjectives and before nouns. 6 Great job! Much is used only with uncountable nouns and too is followed by an adjective. 7 Great job! We can use ENOUGH without a noun. 8 Great Job! "Not enough" means that something is not ok, that something is less than necessary. 9 Great job! Space is a noun, so we cannot use TOO (too+adjective), in addition to this, "space" is an uncountable noun. We cannot use ENOUGH, because the sofa is bigger than necessary. 10 Way to go! "Lazy" is an adjective so we cannot use "too much" which is followed by a noun.
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