Enough / Too exercises — Set 1: Too and Enough: Basic Word Order (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 12 min
This coffee is hot. I can't drink it.
We don't have chairs for everyone.
She is old to stay home alone.
This bag is heavy. I can't carry it.
Do we have food for the party?
He isn't tall to reach the top shelf.
The music is loud. Please turn it down.
There is milk in the fridge for breakfast.
This exercise is easy. I want something harder.
You're not driving fast . We'll be late.
I'm tired to go out tonight.
We have time to finish the project.
The room is warm . You don't need a jacket.
It's cold to go swimming today.
She speaks English well to work abroad.
There aren't buses in the evening.
This road is narrow for two cars.
He is strong to lift that box.
The test was difficult. Nobody passed.
Is this box big for all the books?
Enough / Too exercises online (Worksheet)
Learn the basic rules for using 'too' and 'enough'. Use 'too' before adjectives and adverbs to mean 'more than necessary'. Use 'enough' after adjectives and adverbs, but before nouns.