TOO OR ENOUGH? EXERCISE 1/EFL (B1/B2)

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)

Too means more than is needed or wanted. Enough means as much as is needed. Both can be used with adjectives, adverbs, and nouns — but their position in the sentence differs.

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Complete each of the sentences below with one of the two choices.
EXAMPLE: It was too hot inside the restaurant.

1. She will have to wait until next year to learn how to drive. Right now she's (too young/young enough).✓

2. He was (too/enough) tired to go out.✓

3. Did you study (too/enough) to pass the test?✓

4. There were (too/enough) many people at the party.✓

5. I had to wait because the soup was (too hot/hot enough) to eat.✓

6. Robert sent the soup back because it wasn't (hot enough/too hot).✓

7. I didn't buy a plane ticket, because it was (too expensive/expensive enough).✓

8. Do we have (enough time/too much time) to finish the test?✓

9. Alex was (too upset/upset enough) to talk to me.✓

10. I finally have (too much money/enough money) to travel.✓

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