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Too / Enough

• We use too to mean 'more than is needed or wanted; or more than is suitable or enough'
• Too comes before the adjective

• We use enough to mean 'as much as is necessary; in the amount or to the degree needed'
• + Enough comes after the adjective

Examples:

- It's too cold to swim.

- It isn't hot enough to swim

Exercise:

Complete the sentences with Too or Enough.

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1. The student can't buy the book. It's expensive.
2. The students could not finish the test. It was long.
3. I could not answer the question. It wasn't easy .
4. The boy isn't tall to reach the shelf.
5. The box is heavy for the porter to lift.
6. We can't hear the television. It isn't loud .
7. He is poor to satisfy all his needs.
8. The man can't see the sun. The sky isn't clear .
9. Voltaire's Candide is challenging for the students to grasp.
10. We can't get into this small car. It isn't big .