Enough/ Too

Enough

พอ/ เพียงพอ
adjective + enough

This house is big enough for us.

This food is not hot enough to eat.

My bag isn’t big enough for my books.

 Enough

adverb + enough

She isn’t speaking loudly enough. I can’t hear her.

The traffic isn’t moving fast enough.

I didn’t read the instructions carefully enough.

 Enough

enough + nouns

Do we have enough balloons for the party?

Do we have enough food?

We have enough money to buy a new house.

 Too

มากเกินไป/ มากเกินความ
too + adjective พอดี
That meal was too big. I’m so full.

My coat is too long for me.

The dress is too tight for me.

 Too

too + adverb

Jane talked too fast. I couldn’t catch it.

I always wake up too late for work.

 Too

too + many + countable noun

There are too many students in this classroom.

There were too many people in the mall yesterday.

There are too many men in the police station.

 Too

too + much + uncountable noun

There is too much money in his house.

There is too much fish sauce in my noodle.

There is too much sugar in my food.

adjective + enough
adverb + enough
enough + noun

too + adjective
too + adverb
too + many + countable noun
too + much + uncountable noun
Exercise
 enough policemen in our town.
1. There aren't ________

enough too
 too much time to prepare dinner
2. I do not have ______

enough too
 too expensive.
3. I didn't buy the car because it was _____

enough too
 too much
4. My mum can't sleep because she drinks ______
coffee.

enough too
 enough to start driving.
5. She isn't old _______

enough too
Worksheet
 too
1. I can't carry this suitcase. It's _____________ heavy.

enough
2. This bag isn't big _____________. I can't put all my possessions in it.

enough
3. Is your meal warm _____________? If not, I'll put it in the microwave.

too
4. Mom was _____________ worried to go to sleep, so she stayed up all night.

enough
5. I'll ring you up later. I haven't got ____________ time at the moment.