He is too short. |
He isn't tall enough. |
I have enough money. |
too = extra, more than necessary | enough=the right amount | enough=the right amount |
1.
too
2. enough |
Mom: I'm sorry,
but it is ___ cold to go swimming today.
Son: Do you think it will be warm ___ to go swimming tomorrow? |
3. enough
4. enough |
I hope I have ___
money to buy a ticket to the concert.
If I don't have ___ money, then I can't go. |
5. too
6. enough |
Irene ate ___ much
pizza. Now she feels sick.
Two slices of pizza are usually ___ for me, but Irene ate six slices! |
7. enough
8. too |
Does Pablo have
___ money to buy gas for his car?
Gas is much ___ expensive these days! |
9. too
10. enough |
That box is ___
heavy. I can't lift it.
Maybe my father is strong ___ to lift the box. |
11. too
12. enough |
Sara is 3 years old. She is
___ young to go to school.
She isn't old ___. |
13. enough
14. too |
Jack isn't tall ___ to reach
the top shelf of the book case.
He is ___ short. |
15. too
16. too |
An elephant can't come in
my bedroom because the bedroom door is ___ small.
An elephant is ___ big to come in my room. |
17. enough
18. too |
A baby isn't old ___ to drive
a car.
A baby is ___ young to drive. |
19. too
20. enough |
A child is ___ young to smoke
cigarettes.
A child isn't old ___ to buy cigarettes. |
21. too
22. enough |
I stayed up very late last
night. I stayed up ___ late.
I didn't go to bed early ___. |
23. too
24. enough |
I spilled tea on my shirt.
My shirt is ___ dirty to wear to school now.
My shirt isn't clean ___ to wear until I wash it. |
25. too
26. enough |
I can carry my suitcase. It
isn't ___ heavy.
It is light ___ for me to carry all by myself. |
27. enough
28. too |
I can put my dictionary in
my pocket. My pocket is big ___ for my dictionary.
My dictionary isn't ___ big to fit in my pocket. |
29. too
30. enough |
That diamond ring is very
expensive. It's ___ expensive for me to buy.
I don't have ___ money. |
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