Too much / Too mony / Enougn

Too much / Too mony / Enougn

1. Enough" and "too" are used as qualifiers with adjectives, adverbs.

   • Enough (Suficiente)
     • adjetivo/adverbio + “enough”
       • (mode, place, time, amount) (quickly, bottom up, enough, nothing, enough etc.)
         • Heather is old enough now to make her own decisions. / Ben runs fast enough to win the race.
     • With names
       • I don’t have enough time to finish all this work!
       • Is there enough wine for everyone to try?
       • Don’t worry, they have enough space in the car for all of us
     • Note: We can replace "enough" with "the" to indicate the same thing.
       • I don’t have the time to finish all this work!. Don’t worry, they have the space for all of us.

2. Too (Demasiado)

   • Con un adjetivo o un adverbio: “too” + adjetivo/ adverbio
     • You are too young to understand.
     • Claire is too irresponsible to have a dog.
     • It’s too early to go to bed.
   • Note: We can use "enough" in a negative phrase to indicate that something is not enough.
     • You are not old enough to understand. / Claire is not responsible enough to have a dog.
   • "Too" with names
     • Expressions "too many" or "too much". "Too many" + accounting name "Too much" + uncountable name
       • There are too many students in the classroom. Is there too much sugar in your coffee? My daughter has too many shoes, she doesn’t need any more. There is too much work for just one person

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