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    This chapter discusses the use of adverbs of degree such as too, very, and enough to express sufficiency and excess. It provides examples of how too and very are used to indicate excess, such as something being too difficult or very hot. The chapter also explains that enough is used to indicate sufficiency, such as having enough food or knowing enough about a subject.

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    This chapter discusses the use of adverbs of degree such as too, very, and enough to express sufficiency and excess. It provides examples of how too and very are used to indicate excess, such as something being too difficult or very hot. The chapter also explains that enough is used to indicate sufficiency, such as having enough food or knowing enough about a subject.

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    Pathway to English 2 Chapter 5 Too hot, too cold

    Chapter 5

    Too Hot,
    Too Cold

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    What’s on this chapter?

    • Adverbs of degree
    • Expressions related to adverbs of degree
    • Statements to express sufficiency and excess
    Adverbs of degree

    too
    enough

    How do we use
    it?
    very
    Expressions related to adverbs of
    degree

    The coffee is
    too hot.

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    The weather
    is very cold.

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    We have
    enough drink.

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    Statements to express sufficiency
    and excess
    • too and very means excessively
    – It’s too difficult for me to explain.
    – The driver drives too fast.
    – The tea is very hot.
    – She’s very helpful.
    • Enough means sufficiency
    • I know enough art to recognize a masterpiece
    when I see one.
    • Are there enough cakes for everyone?
    Using too, very and enough
    • too and very is used before adjective.
    – too hot
    – too tall
    – very high
    – very fast
    • Enough is used after adjective or before noun.
    • cold enough
    • big enough
    • enough food
    • enough sleep
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