(SO / SUCH / SUCH A) + adjective / adverb (e.g. He runs ... quickly.)
SO
(SO / SUCH / SUCH A) + adjective + singular countable noun (e.g. ... happy baby)
SUCH A
(SO / SUCH / SUCH A) + much / many / few / little + noun (e.g. ... much money)
SO
She make (so / such / such a) many grammatical mistakes!
SO
(TOO / ENOUGH) means MORE than you need / want. (e.g. My baby brother has ... many toys.)
TOO
(TOO / ENOUGH) means AS MUCH AS you need / want. (e.g. I don't think we have ... flour to make cookies.)
ENOUGH
She said she didn't feel brave (too / too many / too much / enough) to go alone.
ENOUGH
I added (too / too many / too much / enough) water, so the cookie dough was like soup!
TOO MUCH
The cake was (too / too many / too much / enough) dry; it tasted like sand.
TOO
There were (TOO / TOO MANY / TOO MUCH / ENOUGH) people on the bus, so the driver told us we couldn't get on.
TOO MANY
