Evaluations with nouns

Evaluations with adjectives:

Enough+ noun
Adjective + enough
Too many / too few = Countable Nouns
Too + Adjective
Too much / too little = Nouncount Nouns

a) Write too, too much, too many or enough:

1) Put on the heater. It´s too cold.
2) Now that you are 18 you are old enough to vote.
3) You look drunk. You´ve had too much beer.
4) It´s very crowded. There are too many people.
5) I´d like to have more friends. I don´t have too many friends. .
6) Relax. You work too hard.
7) I don´t want to buy it. It costs too much money.
8) That jacket is too big for you.
9) I don´t know him well enough to know if will like this idea.
10) This coffee is too hot to drink.
11) I cannot come out this evening. I´ve got too much work to do.
12) I don´t want to buy it. There are too many problems with it.
13) I´m not sure we´ve got too much paper to print out the document.
14) I don´t have time to come. I´m too busy.
15) I´m not buying that. It´s too expensive.
16) I hate driving in London. There is too much traffic.
17) I don´t want him on my team. He works too slowly.
18) I´m afraid your work is not good enough . Please do it again.
19) I´m afraid I don´t speak Japanese well enough to negotiate in it.
 b) Organize the words to form sentences or questions:

1) enough water is warm the ?

Is the water enough warm?
2) plates have we don´t enough
We don’t have enough plates.
3) haven´t team they got players enough their in
They haven’t got enough players in their team.
4) can´t I wind go because sailing isn´t enough there
I can’t go sailing because there isn’t enough wind.
5) I lunch too ate much
I ate too much lunch.
6) noise is too there much here
There is too much noise here.
7) there too milk much coffee this in is
There is too much milk in this coffee.
8) were there people many too

There were too many people.

9) is Paul to not enough old drive

Paul is not old enough to drive.

10) was pepper there steak the on much too

There was too much pepper on the steak.