Too Much / Too: Intensity Quiz

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Express intensity with too/too much.

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Froggy Jumps Too Much / Too: Intensity QuizOnline version Express intensity with too/too much. by Vica Zabroda 1 Which sentence correctly uses 'too' for intensity? a The water is too cold to swim. b The water is too much cold to swim. c The water is cold enough to swim. 2 Choose the correct use: too + adjective a That coffee is so hot to drink. b That coffee is enough hot to drink. c That coffee is too hot to drink. 3 Select the right form for an excessive noun amount a There is too much noise in here. b There is too many noise in here. c There is enough noise in here. 4 Pick the proper sentence with 'too much' for adverb a You spoke too many during the meeting. b You spoke too much during the meeting. c You spoke enough during the meeting. 5 Which sentence uses 'too' correctly with an adjective? a The dress is too expensive for me. b The dress is too trifle expensive for me. c The dress is enough expensive for me. 6 Identify the correct sentence with 'too much' and a noun a There is enough sugar in this tea. b There is too much sugar in this tea. c There is too many sugar in this tea. 7 Which option shows 'too' before an adverb a She works enough quickly to notice mistakes. b She works too quick to notice mistakes. c She works too quickly to notice mistakes. 8 Choose the sentence with 'too much' used with a non-count noun a There is too much information to process. b There is too many informations to process. c There is enough information to process. 9 Which sentence expresses excessive effort using 'too'? a He tried too hard and failed. b He tried enough hard and failed. c He tried too much hard and failed. 10 Select the correct usage: 'too' before an adjective a The soup is too much salty to eat. b The soup is too salty to eat. c The soup is enough salty to eat.

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Too Much / Too: Intensity Quiz

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Too Much / Too: Intensity QuizOnline version

by Vica Zabroda

Which sentence correctly uses 'too' for intensity?

Choose the correct use: too + adjective

Select the right form for an excessive noun amount

Pick the proper sentence with 'too much' for adverb

Which sentence uses 'too' correctly with an adjective?

Identify the correct sentence with 'too much' and a noun

Which option shows 'too' before an adverb

Choose the sentence with 'too much' used with a non-count noun

Which sentence expresses excessive effort using 'too'?

Select the correct usage: 'too' before an adjective