I cannot come out this evening. I've got ______ to do.
homework enough
too much homework
too many homework
homework too much
I would like to have more friends. I don't have ______ .
some
enough
many too
too
I've eaten ______. I feel sick.
much too
too many
too much
enough
Enough is used
after nouns
before nouns
I hate driving in London. There is ______.
too many cars
traffic enough
too many traffic
too much traffic
I'm not sure we've got ______ to print out the document.
enough paper
too many paper
much too paper
paper enough
I don't want to buy it. It costs ______ .
too much
enough
much too
too many
Put on the heater. It's ______ cold.
too
too many
enough
not enough
Too many is used with _________________ nouns
countable
uncountable
Enough is used
before adjectives
after adjectives
It's very crowded. There are ______ .
enough people
not enough people
too much people
too many people
You look drunk. You've had ______ beer.
enough
too
too much
too many
Too much is used with _________________ nouns
uncountable
countable
I'm afraid your work is not ______. Please do it again.
enough good
too much good
good enough
better enough
There is __________ pizza for dinner.
too many
too much
very much
enough
This coffee is ______ to drink.
too many
enough hot
hot enough
too hot
Now that you are 18 you are ______ to vote.
enough old
old enough
too much old
too old
I have too _________ books in my bookshelf
too many
much
enough
many
I don't have time to come. I'm ______ .
too much
busy enough
enough busy
too busy
There is too ________ traffic in our town
enough
many
much
not enough
That jacket is ______ for you.
too big
enough big
big enough
big too