A. Make sentences by putting the words in the correct order. Which stories are the sentences from?
1 too / lies / He / many / told
He told too many lies. Pinocchio
2 The / small / shoe / too / was
……………………………………
3 were / mattresses / enough / There / not
……………………………………
4 city / in / many / rats / were / There / too / the
……………………………………
5 too / was / ugly / He
……………………………………
6 He / too / much / slept
……………………………………
Answers
2 The shoe was too small. Cinderella
3 There were not enough mattresses. The Princess and the Pea
4 There were too many rats in the city. The Pied Piper of Hamelin
5 He was too ugly. The Ugly Duckling
6 He slept too much. Rip Van Winkle
B. Complete the sentences using too, too much or too many.
1 I don’t like this weather – it’s ……too…… hot.
2 Why don’t you sit down? You work ……………… hard!
3 A: Did you buy the shirt? B: No, it was ……………… expensive.
4 There are ……………… people here.
5 A: Can you come out tonight? B: No, I’m ……………… busy.
6 It costs ……………… .
7 It’s ……………… late now.
8 Don’t ask ……………… questions!
9 I can’t watch television – I have ……………… homework.
Answers
2 too 3 too 4 too many 5 too
6 too much 7 too 8 too many 9 too much
C. Add enough in the correct places in these sentences.
1 There’s not (enough) salt. Can you buy some more?
2 There are not w o m e n police officers.
3 He doesn’t work fast.
4 I can’t reach it – I’m not tall.
5 Do you have money?
6 There’s never time for everything.
7 This camera is small to fit in your pocket.
Answers
2 There are not enough women police officers.
3 He doesn’t work fast enough.
4 I can’t reach it – I’m not tall enough.
5 Do you have enough money?
6 There’s never enough time for everything.
7 This camera is small enough to fit in your pocket.
D. Complete the sentences using too, too much, too many or enough and the words in the box.
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butter hard money people rain sweet sweets traffic |
1 I don’t feel very well.
I’ve eaten ……too many sweets…… .
2 You need 100 g to make the cake. I only have 50 g.
I don’t have …………………………… .
3 The young boy pushed his brother and he fell over.
He pushed him …………………………… .
4 It hasn’t rained much this summer. The river is dry.
There hasn’t been …………………………… .
5 There’s sugar in my coffee. I don’t like sugar in my coffee.
The coffee …………………………… .
6 The tickets are 10 euros. I have 11 euros.
I have …………………………… .
7 I like driving on empty roads. I don’t like driving in the city.
In the city, there’s …………………………… .
8 This class is very full.
There are …………………………… .
Answers
2 enough butter 3 too hard
4 enough rain 5 is fs) too sweet
6 enough money 7 too much traffic
8 too many people
E. Complete the questions with How much or How many. Then answer using too much, too many, not enough or enough.
1 ……How much…… coffee do you drink? Not enough!
2 …………………… money have you saved? ………………….
3 …………………… football is there on TV? ………………….
4 …………………… exams do you have every month? ………………….
5 …………………… text messages do you receive? ………………….
6 …………………… sleep do you get? ………………….
7 …………………… weekends are there in a year? ………………….
8 …………………… music do you listen to? ………………….
Answers
Possible answers
2 How much money have you saved? Enough / Not enough!
3 How much football is there on TV? Enough / Not enough! / Too much!
4 How many exams do you have every month? Enough / Not enough! / Too many!
5 How many text messages do you receive? Enough / Not enough! / Too many!
6 How much sleep do you get? Enough / Not enough! / Too much!
7 How many weekends are there in a year? Enough / Not enough! / Too many!
8 How much music do you listen to? Enough / Not enough / Too much!
F. Circle the correct option.
1 My dad prefers his porridge to be …………. hot.
a too b very c enough
2 He sat on his son’s chair, but it wasn’t …………. and it broke.
a strong enough
b too much strong
c enough strong
3 She ate her porridge …………., and now she feels sick.
a too quick
b quick enough
c too quickly
4 I didn’t have …………. for breakfast, so I just had tea.
a too many time
b too much time
c enough time
5 A: How much porridge do you eat? B: …………. . We have it every day and I hate it!
a Much b Too much c Not enough
Answers
1 b 2 a 3 c 4 c 5 b
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