Too and enough

[umhayder]

hello every body,

I have a question?

when can i use too and enough?

best regards

[engee30]

hello every body,

I have a question?

when can i use too and enough?

best regards

Now, for example:

• before adjectives (too + adjective):

Charles is too short to reach the book on the top shelf.

• or after adjectives (adjective + enough):

Charles isn't tall enough to reach the book on the top shelf.
But Mike is tall enough to do that.

• before nouns (enough + noun):

I haven't got enough money to buy a new computer yet.
There are enough seats in the bus for everyone.

• before adverbs (too + adverb):

Pat ran too slowly to win the race.

• or after adverbs (adverb + enough):

Pat didn't ran fast enough to win the race.
But Sue ran fast enough to achieve her victory.

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NOTE:
Bear in mind I'm not a teacher!

[umhayder]

Dear engee,

I have recieved a clear explanation for too and enough and I'll try to put your notes in mind.
In my opinion every one gives me a new thing to learn is a teacher, so you are a teacher
thank you very much

[engee30]

Dear engee,

I have recieved a clear explanation for too and enough and I'll try to put your notes in mind.
In my opinion every one gives me a new thing to learn is a teacher, so you are a teacher
thank you very much

Gosh, you have no idea how much I am delighted at your words. You made my day, really! Thanks.