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“Enough” and “too” “TOO” + ADJECTIVE / ADVERB

“Too” can be used before an
adjective or adverb to show
“Enough” is used when there is the correct See also: that it’s more than enough. TOO + ADJECTIVE
degree or amount of something. “Too” is used Countable and uncountable nouns 70
when something is more than necessary or wanted. Adjectives 92 Adverbs of manner 98

ADJECTIVE / ADVERB + “ENOUGH” TOO + ADVERB
“Enough” can be ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH
used after an
adjective or adverb
to show that it’s the
right degree.
ADVERB + ENOUGH
FURTHER EXAMPLES
“Far” and “much” can be used
before “too” for emphasis.

FURTHER EXAMPLES

“ENOUGH” AND “TOO” WITH AN INFINITIVE CLAUSE

NOUN + “ENOUGH” In English, “enough” and
“too” are used with infinitive
“Enough” and “not enough” clauses. They state whether
can be used to talk about something is to the right
quantities of countable and degree or extent for the
uncountable nouns. “Enough” “Enough” can also be infinitive clause to happen.
comes before the noun. Balloons are countable. used without a noun.

Food is uncountable.

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