Too and enough exercises worksheet
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Name: ____________________ Date: ____________________
The bag weighs more than I can carry. It is ___ heavy for me.
enough / too / heavy enough
My answer: ________________________________________
The text is clear and I can read it comfortably. It is ___.
enough large / too large / large enough
My answer: ________________________________________
We have four seats for four people. We have ___ seats.
enough / too / seats enough
My answer: ________________________________________
There are 20 tasks and only five minutes. There are ___ tasks to finish in that time.
too much / too many / many enough
My answer: ________________________________________
Which sentence preserves the meaning of “It is too cold to swim comfortably”?
It is not warm enough to swim comfortably. / It is warm enough to swim comfortably. / It is not too cold to swim comfortably.
My answer: ________________________________________
The coffee is ___ hot to drink.
many / too / enough
My answer: ________________________________________
She is tall ___ to reach the shelf.
enough / too / such
My answer: ________________________________________
We don’t have ___ time to finish.
too / so / enough
My answer: ________________________________________
Choose the correct sentence.
The bag is enough heavy to me carry. / The bag is too heavy for me to carry. / The bag is heavy too for me carry.
My answer: ________________________________________
“The room is warm enough” means what?
Its warmth meets the need. / It is necessarily uncomfortably hot. / It is definitely too cold.
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Answer key & explanations
- too — Too heavy means the weight exceeds what the speaker can carry. It describes a problem or limit, not just a high degree.
- large enough — Enough follows the adjective: large enough. The context says it meets the need, not that it is excessive.
- enough — Enough goes before the noun: enough seats. The available number meets the need.
- too many — Tasks is plural and countable, so use too many. Too much would go with an uncountable noun.
- It is not warm enough to swim comfortably. — Not warm enough expresses insufficient warmth. The other two sentences suggest the temperature allows comfortable swimming.
- too — Too before an adjective means the degree prevents the intended action.
- enough — Enough follows an adjective: tall enough.
- enough — Enough comes before a noun such as time.
- The bag is too heavy for me to carry. — Use too plus adjective, then for plus person and a to-infinitive.
- Its warmth meets the need. — Enough means sufficient; it does not mean excessive.
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- Distinguish excessive from sufficient
- Place enough correctly
- Explain why an action is or is not possible