Say the sentence, using: not enough and the adjective in parentheses. "We can't go swimming today. It's cold." It ___________________. (warm)

Say the sentence, using: not enough and the adjective in parentheses. "Class, you're very noisy." Class, you ________________ . (quiet)

Use enough, too many, too much + a noun that is suitable to the sentence: Those jeans are expensive. If you buy them, you won't have _______ ________ to buy the T-shirt.

Use enough, too many, too much + a noun that is suitable to sentence. I can't go to the bookstore! I have _______ _____ at home already.

Use enough, too many, too much + a noun that is suitable to sentence. "The bus too a long time to get to school today becaus there was _________ ________ on the roads."

Read the situation and complete the senteces. Use: not enough or too much/many. "This pizza tastes very salty." There _______________________ salt on the pizza.

Say the sentence, using: not enough and the adjective in parentheses. "You can't drive. You are only fourteen.! You __________________. (old)

Read the situation and complete the senteces. Use: not enough or too much/many. "This cake isn't very good. It needs more sugar." There __________ ____________ sugar in the cake.

Use enough, too many, too much + a noun that is suitable to sentence. "I want a sofa in my room, but my room is too small." There just isn't _________ _________.

Say the sentence, using: not enough and the adjective in parentheses. "Your grades this term were bad." Your grades this term ____________________. (good)

Use enough, too many, too much + a noun that is suitable to the sentence. "I can't go out tonight. The teachers assigned ____________ ____________."

Read the situation and complete the senteces. Use: not enough or too much/many. "The clothes won't all fit in the closet." There ________________ clothes.

Say the sentence, using: not enough and the adjective in parentheses. "I need a bigger jacket." This jacket __________ ____________. (big)