TOO/ENOUGH

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

There were        [enough, too] many questions to answer so I only did three.

The coee was             [hot enough, too hot] to drink so I left it for a minute to cool.

The room wasn’t             [hot enough, too]so I turned the heating on.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

I didn’t buy the jacket because it was             [big enough, too big].

The shoes were               [small enough, too big] so I didn’t buy them.

It was              [too heavy, heavy enough]to pick up.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

I didn’t get it because it was                  [too expensive, expensive enough].

He left the job because he was making                    [too little money, enough money].

I put a scarf on because it was               [cold enough, too cold].

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

He isn’t              [well enough, too well] to go back to school yet.

I don’t think the test is                [easy enough, too difficult] for me to pass.

She isn’t            [too old, old enough]to start driving until next year.

Complete the sentences with the correct word.

Everything was                [too expensive, cheap enough] for us to get anything.

He speaks                [quickly enough, too quickly]for us to understand him.

Fill the gaps with ‘enough’ or ‘too’.

1 I don’t feel very well. I’ve eaten     much.

2 Don’t worry. We still have        time to get there before it closes.

3 She’s     young to go to discos.

4 The shop is        far to walk.

5 He can’t play basketball professionally. He isn’t tall        .

6 This recipe sounds easy        . I’ll make it for lunch.