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    The document discusses the use of "too" and "not enough" to describe quantities. It explains that "too much/many" is used to say there is more than needed of something, while "not enough" means there is less than needed. "Not enough" can also be used with adjectives, such as "not big enough." "Enough" is used in affirmative sentences to say something is sufficient. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses of "too," "not enough," and "enough."

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    The document discusses the use of "too" and "not enough" to describe quantities. It explains that "too much/many" is used to say there is more than needed of something, while "not enough" means there is less than needed. "Not enough" can also be used with adjectives, such as "not big enough." "Enough" is used in affirmative sentences to say something is sufficient. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses of "too," "not enough," and "enough."

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    The document discusses the use of "too" and "not enough" to describe quantities. It explains that "too much/many" is used to say there is more than needed of something, while "not enough" means there is less than needed. "Not enough" can also be used with adjectives, such as "not big enough." "Enough" is used in affirmative sentences to say something is sufficient. Examples are provided to illustrate the uses of "too," "not enough," and "enough."

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    TOO & NOT ENOUGH

    We use TOO MUCH (uncountable) or TOO MANY (countable) to say that there is/are
    more than what we need or want of something.

    This queue is very long. There are too many people.


    I don’t like this pasta. You have added too much salt.

    We use NOT ENOUGH to say that there is/are less than what we need or want of
    something.

    There areN’T ENOUGH cakes in the shop. They will have to make more.
    There isN’T ENOUGH Coca-Cola for the party. You need to buy more.

    We also use NOT ENOUGH with adjectives to say that the quality or quantity of
    something is not sufficient.

    When we use an adjective we put it in between NOT and ENOUGH.

    This chair is NOT BIG ENOUGH. I am very tall. (we don’t say NOT ENOUGH BIG)

    We also use ENOUGH in affirmative sentences to say that something is sufficient.

    Remember we say ENOUGH + noun and adjective + ENOUGH.

    I have finished my work. I have ENOUGH TIME to go home and make dinner.
    I like this bag for the present. It’s BIG ENOUGH to carry all the books.

    NOW GO TO THE NEXT PAGE AND COMPLETE THE PRACTICE EXERCISE


    ESTE DOCUMENTO ES PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL DE MAXUS SERVICIOS LINGÜISTICOS S.L. CIF B-95719118.
    QUEDA PROHIBIDA LA COMERCIALIZACION O USO CON FINES COMERCIALES POR PERSONAS Y COMPAÑIAS AJENAS A MAXUS SERVICIOS
    LINGÜISTICOS U AQUELLAS QUE NO HAYAN PEDIDO AUTORIZACION EXPRESA PARA SU USO COMERCIAL.
    PRACTICE EXERCISE: TOO & NOT ENOUGH

    Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with TOO or (NOT) ENOUGH.

    1. The girl’s sweater is _____________________________ (small).


    2. The girl’s sweater is _____________________________ (big).
    3. The boy’s sweater is _____________________________ (big).
    4. The boy’s sweater is _____________________________ (small).

    5. The boat rides are _____________________________ (expensive).


    6. The boat rides are _____________________________ (cheap).
    7. The men are _____________________________ (slow).
    8. The men are _____________________________ (fast).

    YOU CAN PRINT THIS PAGE TO DO THE EXERCISE. THE ANSWERS WILL BE GIVEN TOMORROW.

    ESTE DOCUMENTO ES PROPIEDAD INTELECTUAL DE MAXUS SERVICIOS LINGÜISTICOS S.L. CIF B-95719118.
    QUEDA PROHIBIDA LA COMERCIALIZACION O USO CON FINES COMERCIALES POR PERSONAS Y COMPAÑIAS AJENAS A MAXUS SERVICIOS
    LINGÜISTICOS U AQUELLAS QUE NO HAYAN PEDIDO AUTORIZACION EXPRESA PARA SU USO COMERCIAL.

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