Enough means adequate or to the required degree. It has a positive meaning.
Too means ‘more than is necessary or wanted’. It has a negative meaning.
1The coat was ............... so I didn’t buy it.
Wrong!
Too means 'more than is required'.
2If the water is ..............., we can go for a swim.
Wrong!
Enough goes after the adjective or adverb it modifies.
3His theories are ............... to understand.
Wrong!
Too shows unwanted extremes.
4We didn’t manage to sell ...............
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When enough modifies a noun, it goes before the noun.
5There were ............... people at the party.
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Too cannot modify a noun; however, it can go before words like many or much to indicate numbers or quantity.
6She is ............... to handle this job.
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Enough goes after the adjective it modifies.
7She is ............... to handle the situation.
Wrong!
Use 'too' to talk about unwanted or undesirable extremes.
8It is never ............... to start.
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9She is ............... to have a baby.
Wrong!
Both ‘too old’ and ‘old enough’ are possible here with different meanings. She is too old to have a baby. (= She cannot have a baby now because she is too old.) / She is old enough to have a baby. (= She is of the right age to have a baby.)
10I quit because I had had ............... their quarreling.
Wrong!
Done.
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Answers
- The coat was too expensive so I didn’t buy it.
- If the water is warm enough, we can go for a swim.
- His theories are too difficult to understand.
- We didn’t manage to sell enough tickets
- There were too many people at the party.
- She is experienced enough to handle this job.
- She is too immature to handle the situation.
- It is never too late to start.
- She is Either could be used here to have a baby.
- I quit because I had had enough of their quarreling.
