Too much, Too many, Too, Enough

There weren't (people enough, enough people, too many) to play a match, so everybody went home.

I know I talk (too much, too many, enough) . I should talk less.

I think I've eaten (too much, too many, too). I don't feel very well.

This house is (too much, enough, too) small; we need a bigger one.

I can't drink this milk. It's (too much, enough, too) hot.

My manager says that I play (too much well, well enough, enough well) to win the competition.

I don't earn (money enough, too much money, enough money) to buy that car.

I don't think the door is (enough wide, wide enough, too much wide) to get the sofa into the room.

I can't help you. I have (too much, too many, enough) problems right now.

My parents got angry because my marks weren't (enough good, good enough, too much good).

There's (too, too much, too many) smoke in here; I can't breathe.

I ate (too much, enough, too many) cakes and felt sick later.

(Too much, Too many, Enough) money can be bad for football players who are still in their 20s.