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    This document provides exercises to practice using the words "enough" and "too" in different sentence structures and contexts. There are 5 sections with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about using "enough" and "too" correctly regarding quantities, abilities, and other factors. The exercises cover using "enough" and "too" with adjectives, nouns, verbs and prepositional phrases to assess degrees in various situations.

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    Enough Too

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    This document provides exercises to practice using the words "enough" and "too" in different sentence structures and contexts. There are 5 sections with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about using "enough" and "too" correctly regarding quantities, abilities, and other factors. The exercises cover using "enough" and "too" with adjectives, nouns, verbs and prepositional phrases to assess degrees in various situations.

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    grammar enough too for senior high school students

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    This document provides exercises to practice using the words "enough" and "too" in different sentence structures and contexts. There are 5 sections with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about using "enough" and "too" correctly regarding quantities, abilities, and other factors. The exercises cover using "enough" and "too" with adjectives, nouns, verbs and prepositional phrases to assess degrees in various situations.

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    SUBJECT : Enough / Too

    A) Complete the sentences. Use ENOUGH with one of these words:

    big eat fruit loud old practise sugar time tired

    1. A: “Is there …. enough sugar … in your coffee?”


    B: “Yes, thank you.”
    2. Can you hear the radio? Is it …loud enough …… for you?
    3. He can leave school if he wants – he’s …………………………… .
    4. Did you have ………………………….. to answer all the questions in the exam?
    5. This house isn’t ……………………………….. for a large family.
    6. Tina is very thin. She doesn’t ……………………………………… .
    7. You don’t eat ………………………………… . You should eat more – it’s good for
    you.
    8. It’s late but I don’t want to go to bed now. I’m not …………………………………. .
    9. Lisa isn’t a very good tennis player because she doesn’t
    ………………………………. .

    B) Complete the sentences. Use ENOUGH with the words in brackets:

    1. We haven’t got ……. enough money to buy ……. a car. (money /


    buy)
    2. This knife isn’t …………………………………… tomatoes. (sharp /
    cut)
    3. The water wasn’t ………………………………….. a bath. (warm /
    have)
    4. Have we got ………………………………………. sandwiches? (bread
    make)
    5. We played well but not ……………………………… the game. (well /
    win)
    6. I don’t have ………………………………………. newspaper. (time /
    read)

    C) Put in TOO or ENOUGH:

    1. You’re always at home. You don’t go out ….. enough. ……


    2. I can’t wait for them. I haven’t got …………………. time.
    3. You’re always tired. I think you work ………………….. hard.
    4. A: Did you have ……………………. to eat?
    B: Yes, thank you.
    5. You don’t eat …………………… vegetables. You should eat more.
    6. I don’t like the weather here. It’s …………………… cold.
    7. The radio isn’t loud …………………... . Can you turn it up, please?
    8. She speaks ………………….. fast for me to understand.
    9. Don’t buy that coat. It’s nice but it isn’t long ………………….. .
    10. He can’t reach the shelf. He isn’t tall ………………………… .

    D) Complete the sentences. Use TOO or ENOUGH with the words in brackets:
    1. I couldn’t work. I……. was too tired. ………….
    (tired)
    2. Can you turn the radio up, please? It ….. isn’t loud enough. ………….
    (loud)
    3. I don’t want to walk home. It’s ……………………………………..
    (far)
    4. Don’t buy anything in that shop. It ……………………………………….
    (expensive)
    5. You can’t put all your things in this bag. It …………………………..
    (big)
    6. I couldn’t do the exercise. It ………………………………….
    (difficult)
    7. Your work needs to be better. It …………………………………..
    (good)

    8. I can’t talk to you now. I ………………………………… .


    (busy)
    9. I thought the film was boring. It …………………………………. .
    (long)

    E) Complete the sentences. Use TOO (+adj.) + TO (do something):

    1. (I’m not going out / cold) ….. It’s too cold to go out.
    ………………
    2. (I’m not going to bed / early) It’s
    ……………………………………….
    3. (they’re not getting married / young) They’re
    …………………………………..
    4. (nobody goes out at night / dangerous) It’s
    ……………………………………….
    5. (don’t phone Ann now / late It’s
    ……………………………………….
    6. (I didn’t say anything / surprised) I was
    …………………………………….

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