Too and Enough

• CEFR A2–B1
• Grammar
• Printable
• Answer key

Too and Enough is a printable grammar worksheet for English language learners at CEFR level A2–B1. It covers expressing problems with degree, with 5 exercises and an answer key.

Use too before an adjective when something is more than we want or need.

Use enough after an adjective when something reaches the needed level.

Use enough before a noun.

Examples

• The music is too loud.
• This coffee is not hot enough.
• We have enough time.
• There are not enough seats.
• He is too young to drive.
• The bag is small enough for the plane.
• This exercise is too difficult for me.
• The classroom is not quiet enough.

What's in this worksheet

1. Choose the correct form
2. Complete with too or enough
3. Correct the mistake
4. Rewrite the idea
5. Your opinion

Common mistakes

• The room is enough big.  →  The room is big enough. Enough goes after adjectives.
• We have chairs enough.  →  We have enough chairs. Enough goes before nouns.
• This soup is too much hot.  →  This soup is too hot. Use too directly before the adjective.
• It is not enough warm.  →  It is not warm enough. Enough goes after adjectives.

Speaking prompts

• Is your phone good enough?
• Is your town too noisy?
• Do you have enough free time?
• Is English too difficult sometimes?