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Do we use 'too many' for countable or uncountable things? a) Countable b) Uncountable
a) Countable
"I think that that box is not _____ for Maru..." a) enough big b) big enough
b) big enough
"This guy has eaten _____ Big Macs!" a) Too many b) Too much
a) Too many
"Do you think this bike is _____?" a) Too big b) Too much big
a) Too big
"Whoa, stop! That's way _____ coffee!" a) Too much b) Too many
a) Too much
Do we use 'too much' for countable or uncountable things? a) countable b) uncountable
b) uncountable
When we use the word 'too' with an adjective or a noun, what does it mean? a) The perfect quantity b) More than enough and this is bad
b) More than enough and this is bad
Does 'enough' come before or after a noun (e.g. 'money') ? a) before b) after
a) before
Does 'enough' come before or after an adjective (for example, 'short') ? a) before b) after
b) after
"I'm not _____ to lift that car!" a) strong enough b) enough strong
a) strong enough
"_____ eggs do we need to make a potato omelette?" a) How many b) How much
a) How many
"One hundred and one Dalmatians! That's _____ dogs." a) too many b) too much
a) too many
Turn the TV volume up! It's not _____." a) enough loud b) loud enough
b) loud enough
"Do you think we have _____ to make a sandwich? a) enough bread b) bread enough
a) enough bread


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