Too, too much, too many, enough

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Exercise 3: Complete the Sentences with 'too', 'too much', 'too many', or 'enough' + Word in Brackets

Exercise 3: Complete the Sentences with 'too', 'too much', 'too many', or 'enough' + Word in Brackets

Fill in each blank with the correct phrase using 'too', 'too much', 'too many', or 'enough' and the word given in brackets. Pay attention to countable/uncountable nouns and adjective/adverb use.

1

There were (people) at the concert and we couldn't see anything.

2

I'll talk to you later; I'm (busy) now.

3

You aren't (well) to go to work. You should stay home.

4

You are (nice). You must learn to say 'no' to people who ask you for favours.

5

You spend (time) at the computer. You should play outside more often.

6

You look exhausted. I think you work (hard).

7

You can't run 10 miles. You aren't (fit); you need more training.

8

Please, don't put (sugar) in my coffee; I don't like it too sweet.

9

I don't like people who ask (questions).

10

We don't have (time) to have another coffee; we need to leave now.

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