Enough / Too Exercises
Too and enough exercises with answers: practise the difference between too and enough online. Choose between too, enough, not enough, too much and too many in context, learn word order rules for too and enough, and master too/enough with to-infinitives from beginner (A1) to intermediate (B1). 3 exercise sets with 60 questions (A1 - B1 Level).
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Too and Enough: Basic Word Order
Enough / Too Exercises
A1 ReadingNEWWarsh Takes Powell's Old Job
The US Senate picked Kevin Warsh. He is the new head of the US Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve sets interest rates.…
Too and Enough with To-Infinitives
Enough / Too Exercises
A2 ReadingNEWWarsh Becomes New Fed Leader
The US Senate has chosen Kevin Warsh as the new head of the Federal Reserve. The Federal Reserve is the country's centra…
Too, Too Much, Too Many and Enough: Mixed Practice
Enough / Too Exercises
“This puzzle is ___ difficult for a child to solve. She couldn't even finish the first step.”
B1 ReadingNEWSenate Confirms Warsh as New Fed Leader
The US Senate has confirmed Kevin Warsh as the new chair of the Federal Reserve, the country's central bank. It decides …
Why practice Enough / Too exercises?
Master too and enough step by step. Start with basic word order — too before adjectives and adverbs, enough after adjectives but before nouns (A1). Then learn to use too and enough with to-infinitives: 'too young to drive' and 'old enough to vote' (A2). Practise the difference between too and very, and avoid the common mistake of confusing them (A2). Progress to B1 with 'too difficult for me to understand', 'enough of the students', and mixed exercises combining every rule.