📝 Too & Enough
A comprehensive A2-level exam with 30 multiple-choice questions focusing on the difference between 'too' and 'enough'. Topics include: too + adjective + to verb (too hot to drink), adjective + enough + to verb (old enough to drive), not + adjective + enough (not tall enough), enough + noun (enough money), not enough + noun (not enough chairs), too much + uncountable (too much sugar), too many + countable (too many cats), too few + countable (too few people), and adverb + enough (well enough, quickly enough). Questions progress from easy to challenging with detailed explanations.
Lesson Plan
- 30 multiple-choice questions
Grammar Points
- too + adjective + to + verb (too hot to drink)
- adjective + enough + to + verb (old enough to drive)
- not + adjective + enough (not tall enough)
- enough + noun (enough money, enough time)
- not enough + noun (not enough chairs)
- too much + uncountable noun (too much sugar)
- too many + countable noun (too many cats)
- too few + countable noun (too few people)
- adverb + enough (well enough, quickly enough)
