ENOUGH
After adjectives or adverbs to say that
someone or something has much of a
quanlity as is needed
ex. Large enough / small enough
Before uncountable or plural countable noun TOO: Shows that 2 things or people hace something in
ex. Enough space for five
As pronoun
ex. Enough has been made of this in all
papers
With modify adverb
ex. There is hardly enough memory
Certain advebs for emphasis
ex. Funnily enough / strangely enough
TOO and VERY SO and SUCH AS
each can be use in front of an adjective or adverbs
Both can be used for emphasis an adjective or
TOO: an excessive amount (negative connotation) adverb
VERY: means intensifier / very badly enjured
such + (adjective) + (noun)
such a practical tool
common
* used to give an example of something : such
as
so + (adjective)/(adverb)
so effective
TOO: For emphasis
* indicate that an amount is approximate
ex. Expensive too
ex. the last hundred years or so
TOO: for quantifier SO: To refer back to something that has
already been mentioned
ex. There are too many loose ends to this story ex. if that is so