Too and Enough: Multiple Choice
A2 Level
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Choose the words that complete each sentence. Your first choice counts.
These shoes are _____ for me. Have you got them in a bigger size?
Is the soup _____ to eat now, or shall I heat it up a bit more?
The lights changed while my grandad was still crossing the road. He didn't walk _____.
Take _____ with you. It's a long, hot walk to the top.
A: Am I _____ for breakfast? B: No, don't worry. The café serves it until eleven.
Great news! I've finally saved _____ to buy a new bike.
Only eight people came to training today. You need _____ for a proper match, so we just practised passing.
The kitchen isn't _____ for the whole class, so we're having the party in the garden.
Could you speak more slowly, please? You're talking _____ for me to understand.
The bus was full. There were _____ on it, so we waited for the next one.
I can't close my suitcase. I've packed _____.
Our little boy can't go on the big slide yet. He isn't _____.
Please don't put _____ in my coffee. Just half a spoon.
My cousin turns 18 next week, so she'll be _____ to vote.
We couldn't hear each other in the restaurant. There was _____.
Have we got _____ to make an omelette? The recipe says four.
There's only _____ for three people. It won't feed all five of us.
We couldn't play tennis any more because it was _____ to see the ball.
My little brother eats _____, so he often has toothache.
I'm _____ to cook tonight. Shall we get a takeaway?
Grammar review
Too goes before an adjective or adverb and means more than is OK, so something can't happen: The box was too heavy to lift. Very only makes a word stronger. Enough goes after an adjective but before a noun: quiet enough, enough blankets. Before a noun, too becomes too much or too many.
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