📘 Too and Enough

"Too" and "enough" show if something is more or less than necessary.

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1️⃣ TOO

🔹 "Too" means more than necessary or more than wanted.
It often shows a problem or negative feeling.

Structure:

• too + adjective/adverb

Examples:

• This bag is too heavy.
• He drives too fast.
• It’s too cold to swim.

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2️⃣ ENOUGH

🔹 "Enough" means as much as needed or the correct amount.
It can be positive or negative.

✅ enough + noun

• We have enough time.
• She didn’t bring enough money.

✅ adjective/adverb + enough

• He is tall enough to reach the shelf.
• They work hard enough.

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🟨 Compare:

Sentence with "too"	Sentence with "enough"
This dress is too expensive.	This dress is cheap enough to buy.
He is too young to drive.	He is old enough to drive.
It’s too hot to go outside.	It’s warm enough for a walk.

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❗ Common Patterns

Structure	Example
too + adj	She is too tired.
too + adj + to + verb	He is too shy to speak.
enough + noun	Do you have enough money?
adj + enough + to verb	She is strong enough to lift it.

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📝 Practice

Choose too or enough:

1. He is ___ short to play basketball. → too
2. We don’t have ___ chairs. → enough
3. I’m not ___ old to vote. → old enough
4. The soup is ___ hot. I can’t eat it. → too
5. She isn’t ___ experienced to get the job. → experienced enough