Degree Adverbs
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"too" and "enough"
- too: to an excessive degree, Fr. trop
- enough: to a sufficient degree, Fr. assez
- not enough: to an insufficient degree, Fr. pas assez
- There isn't _________ space on the desktop.
- There are too ________ mistakes in this letter.
- Your hands are far ____ dirty to sit down for dinner, young lady! Go wash up.
- They were hungry _______ to eat horses.
- It's annoying she doesn't read my messages carefully _________.
- There aren't _________ hours in the day.
- I wrote back ____ quickly.
- I don't work ________.
- Will they have _________ courage to refuse Peillon's plan to reduce the salary for teacher apprentices?
- That's _________ for now.
too + ADJ too careful |
(not) + ADJ + enough (not) careful enough |
too + ADV too slowly |
(not) + ADV + enough (not) slowly enough |
too + much N (uncountable) too much time / software |
(not) + enough + N (uncountable) (not) enough time / software |
too + many N (countable) too many hours / programs |
(not) + enough + N (countable) not enough hours (in the day) |
V+too much procrastinate too much |
(not) + V + enough (n't) write(s) enough |
Exercise
Add too, enough, much, or many to the following sentences: