Mastering Too and Enough

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Test your knowledge on using 'too' and 'enough' in English!

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Froggy Jumps Mastering Too and EnoughOnline version Test your knowledge on using 'too' and 'enough' in English! by Teacher 1 What does 'too' indicate in a sentence? a Excessiveness b Neutrality c Sufficiency 2 Which sentence is correct? 'She is too tired to work.' or 'She is enough tired to work.'? a She is too tired to work. b She is tired too work. c She is enough tired to work. 3 What does 'enough' signify in a sentence? a Sufficiency b Negativity c Excessiveness 4 Which sentence is correct? 'He is not tall enough to reach the shelf.' or 'He is not enough tall to reach the shelf.'? a He is not enough tall to reach the shelf. b He is tall not enough to reach the shelf. c He is not tall enough to reach the shelf. 5 How is 'too' typically used in a sentence? a After nouns b Before verbs c Before adjectives/adverbs 6 Which of the following uses 'enough' correctly? a She is smart enough to pass. b She is enough smart to pass. c She enough is smart to pass. 7 What is the opposite of 'too'? a 'Not enough' b 'Just right' c 'Very' 8 Which of these sentences is correct? 'You are too late.' or 'You are late too.'? a Too you are late. b You are late too. c You are too late.

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Mastering Too and EnoughOnline version

Test your knowledge on using 'too' and 'enough' in English!

by Teacher

What does 'too' indicate in a sentence?

Excessiveness

Neutrality

Sufficiency

Which sentence is correct? 'She is too tired to work.' or 'She is enough tired to work.'?

She is too tired to work.

She is tired too work.

She is enough tired to work.

What does 'enough' signify in a sentence?

Sufficiency

Negativity

Excessiveness

Which sentence is correct? 'He is not tall enough to reach the shelf.' or 'He is not enough tall to reach the shelf.'?

He is not enough tall to reach the shelf.

He is tall not enough to reach the shelf.

He is not tall enough to reach the shelf.

How is 'too' typically used in a sentence?

After nouns

Before verbs

Before adjectives/adverbs

Which of the following uses 'enough' correctly?

She is smart enough to pass.

She is enough smart to pass.

She enough is smart to pass.

What is the opposite of 'too'?

'Not enough'

'Just right'

'Very'

Which of these sentences is correct? 'You are too late.' or 'You are late too.'?

Too you are late.

You are late too.

You are too late.

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What does 'too' indicate in a sentence?

Which sentence is correct? 'She is too tired to work.' or 'She is enough tired to work.'?

What does 'enough' signify in a sentence?

Which sentence is correct? 'He is not tall enough to reach the shelf.' or 'He is not enough tall to reach the shelf.'?

How is 'too' typically used in a sentence?

Which of the following uses 'enough' correctly?

What is the opposite of 'too'?

Which of these sentences is correct? 'You are too late.' or 'You are late too.'?

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