The American Grammar Book · Unit 34 · Level A2

Enough & Too

Study the page, compare American and British usage, then practice with certification-style tasks: multiple choice, open cloze, error identification, sentence transformation and US vs UK. Feedback in English and Spanish on every item.

Level A2 · Elementary25 items · 5 partsExam: 25 minPass: 70%🇺🇸 American English
Study page · Unit 34

Grammar in focus

Form

StructureExample
too + adjective / adverbThe soup is too hot. He speaks too fast.
too much + uncountable · too many + countabletoo much noise · too many people
adjective / adverb + enoughShe is old enough. He ran fast enough.
enough + nounWe have enough time. Do you have enough money?

Use

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En español

Too = demasiado (problema): It's too hot. Enough = suficiente: old enough (adjetivo + enough), enough time (enough + sustantivo). Too much con incontables, too many con contables.

🇺🇸 American English · 🇬🇧 British English

US vs UK

This book teaches American English. These are the differences you will notice with British English on this topic.

🇺🇸 USThis is way too expensive. (informal)
🇬🇧 UKThis is far too expensive.

Way too is very common in American speech; far too is more British/formal.
Way too es muy común en EE. UU.; far too es más británico.

🇺🇸 USI'm not old enough to rent a car.
🇬🇧 UKI'm not old enough to hire a car.

Same structure; rent (US) vs hire (UK).
Misma estructura; rent vs hire.

🇺🇸 USWe don't have enough gas.
🇬🇧 UKWe haven't got enough petrol.

Gas (US) = petrol (UK); don't have vs haven't got.
Gas = petrol; don't have vs haven't got.

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