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    StartUp Level 3 ActiveTeach Grammar Activities Unit 6, Lesson 1


    Too and enough + Adjectives

    Circle the correct phrase to complete the sentences.

    1. I really don’t like Main Street Café. The food is usually too salty / salty enough.

    2. This recipe says to use only two spoons of sugar. I don’t think the cake will be too sweet / sweet enough!

    3. I added milk to my coffee, and now it’s strong enough / too weak to drink. I’m going to make a new cup.

    4. These tacos are too spicy / spicy enough. My mouth is burning!

    5. That plate isn’t too big / big enough for all these sandwiches. Do we have anything bigger?

    6. This pasta sauce is OK, I guess, but it isn’t too rich / rich enough. It needs more cream.

    7. Elena never eats pickles. She thinks they’re too sour / sour enough.

    Complete the conversation with words from the box.

    too big  big enough  too spicy  spicy enough  too hungry  hungry enough  too sour

    A: What kind of appetizer should we order? Do you like chicken wings?

    B: No. They’re , and I don’t like foods that are too hot.
    1.
    A: That’s funny. I don’t think they’re ! I wish they were spicier. They have fried
    2.
    pickles. That sounds interesting.

    A: Some people like them, but I think they’re . Can we just get a salad? Should we
    3.
    order a large pizza, or is that ? It has six slices.
    4.
    B: Actually, I don’t think it’s . I’m to eat four slices
    5. 6.
    by myself!

    A: Really? Well, I’m not tonight. I want only one or two slices.
    7.

    Copyright © 2020 by Pearson Education, Inc. Photocopying for classroom use is permitted. StartUp Level 3 ActiveTeach Grammar Activities
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    StartUp Level 3 Grammar Activities Unit 6, Lesson 1, Page 66


    Too and enough + adjectives

    Match the sentences. Write the correct letters.

    1. You got size 40 trousers, but needed size 42. a. It’s too big.

    2. You got a size 42 jumper, but needed size 40. b. They’re too small.

    3. The shirt costs $100, but you only have $50. c. It’s not big enough.

    4. You’re 165cm tall. The assistant gives you a 200cm coat. d. They’re too big.

    5. The hat is smaller than your head. e. It’s not exciting enough.

    6. These shoes are size 46. You need size 42. f. It’s too long.

    7. The shirt has lots of colors. You want just black. g. It’s too colorful.

    8. The tie is really boring. h. It’s too expensive.

    Complete the sentences. Use too or enough and the word in parentheses.

    1. I need to take a nap. I’m to drive.


    (tired)

    2. It’s to go outside. Our coats aren’t .


    (cold) (warm)

    3. You’re to be on a diet! You should be gaining weight, not losing it.


    (thin)

    4. It’s going to be tomorrow. Let’s just stay inside and put the air conditioning on.
    (hot)

    5. I’m calling the doctor. Your fever is . It isn’t normal.


    (high)

    6. You need to wait another year. You aren’t to have the surgery.
    (old)

    7. The doctor is to talk to you right now. Please wait. She’ll be out soon.
    (busy)

    8. I’m not to sleep. I’m going to read a book.


    (tired)

    Copyright © 2019 by Pearson Education, Inc. Photocopying for classroom use is permitted. StartUp Level 3 Grammar Practice

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