اللغة الإنجليزية 6 فصل ثاني

Using "Too" and "Enough"

This grammar rule explains how to describe when something is more than necessary or not sufficient.

• Too + Adjective:
  • Use "too" to mean "more than is necessary" or "excessive".
  • "Too" goes BEFORE adjectives.
  • Example: "The sweater is too plain".
• Not + Adjective + Enough:
  • Use "not ... enough" to mean "less than is necessary" or "insufficient".
  • "Enough" goes AFTER adjectives.
  • Example: "It isn't smart enough".

Summary Table

Grammar Point	Placement	Meaning	Example
Too	Before Adjective	Excessive	The trousers are too baggy.
Enough	After Adjective	Insufficient (with not)	They aren't formal enough.

1 Look back at the dialogue in Lesson 2, page 10. What’s the sports kit like? Circle adjectives that describe it.

2 Read the grammar table. Then read the rules and circle the correct options.

5 5.6 Listen and choose. 1 Which jacket does Ali like best?