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Too and enough Exercise

November 17, 2015 A2pdf

Complete the following sentences.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1There were ............... many letters to write.
Wrong!
Use "too" before "many" to mean more than needed or wanted.
2The tea was ...............; it almost burnt my tongue.
Wrong!
Use "too hot" to mean hotter than is safe or comfortable.
3Should I turn the heating on? I think the room is not ...............
Wrong!
Use "hot enough" after a negative to mean not sufficiently warm.
4I did not buy the watch because it was ...............
Wrong!
Use "too expensive" to mean it cost more than the speaker wanted to pay.
5We did not buy the house because it was not ...............
Wrong!
Use "spacious enough" after a negative to mean not sufficiently spacious.
6Do you have a smaller size? This jacket is ............... for me.
Wrong!
Use "too large" to mean bigger than the speaker needs.
7Some tablet computers are ............... to fit inside your pocket.
Wrong!
Use "small enough" to mean sufficiently small for the purpose.
8The bag was ............... for me to lift.
Wrong!
Use "too heavy" to mean heavier than the speaker could lift.
9I was ............... to talk to them.
Wrong!
Use "too busy" to mean so busy that the speaker could not talk to them.
10I have not got ............... to take a vacation this year.
Wrong!
Use "enough time" before an infinitive to mean sufficient time.

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  1. There were too many letters to write.
  2. The tea was too hot; it almost burnt my tongue.
  3. Should I turn the heating on? I think the room is not hot enough.
  4. I did not buy the watch because it was too expensive.
  5. We did not buy the house because it was not spacious enough.
  6. Do you have a smaller size? This jacket is too large for me.
  7. Some tablet computers are small enough to fit inside your pocket.
  8. The bag was too heavy for me to lift.
  9. I was too busy to talk to them.
  10. I have not got enough time to take a vacation this year.

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