enough, too

UNIDAD EDUCATIVA MADRE BERNARDA BUTLER

Enough/too

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Tatiana Mendez2do BGU Friday the sixth of August,2021

Definition of enough(suficiente)

Is an adjective used to indicate that it is sufficient or equal to what is necessary. It can be used with other adjectives, adverbs, or nouns.

Structure

1. With adjectives and adverbs: adjective/adverb + “enough”Examples: Heather is old enough now to make her own decisions. 2. With names: “enough” + Name Examples: I don’t have enough timeto finish all this work! . 3. We can use “enough” with a adjective and a noun, but the meaning of the phrase changes with the position of "enough" . Examples: Is there enough hot water}? 4. “Enough of” “enough of” + determinant [article or pronoun] Examples: I’ve been in enough of thesesituations to know better!.

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Definition of too(demasiado)

Is an adverb that indicates that there is more than enough quantity.

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Structure

1. With an adjective or an adverb: “too” + adjective / adverbExamples: You are too young to understand.2. When we use “too” with names, we use the expressions “too many” or “too much”.“too many” + accounting name“too much” + uncountable name3. “Too much of” o “Too many of”“too many of” + determinant + accounting name“too much of” + determinant + uncountable nameExamples: His problem is that he spends too much of his timeplaying video games!

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Bibliography:English lesson: Enough and Too. (2021, April 18). Course-Engles.com. https://www.curso-ingles.com/aprender/cursos/nivel-avanzado/adjectives-and-adverbs/enough-and-too