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Adverbs of degree

ENOUGH	TOO	VERY
*Enough* means a satisfactory amount or degree	*Too* means more than enough, an excessive amount or degree	*Very* means something is done to a high degree, it is usually factual
comes after adjectives and adverbs, and before nouns	Comes before adjectives	Comes before* adjectives or other adverbs*
This jacket isn't big enough for me. We have enough money to buy our own apartment	Our apartment is too small for us	He finishes his work very quickly

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1. The hot and sour pork was spicy for me to eat.

2. I am just tired to keep on working.

3. Is this box light for you to carry ?

4. Thank you much for your nice words.

5. Do you have money for emergencies ?

6. How much calcium is to prevent bone loss ?

7. Don't worry about your mother, she'll be home soon.

8. I'm interested in everyone's opinion, so I'll appreciate your view.

9. We don't get enough sleep because we have much homework to do.

10. High-definition televisions are much expensive for the average American consumer.

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Adverbs of degree

Comes before adjectives

Our apartment is too small for us