too, enough

too, enough, too much, too many, big enough, not enough, too big

Too means more than you want or need, and enough means as much as you need, as in and ?

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Structure

too + [adjective or adverb]

[adjective or adverb] + enough

enough + [noun]

too much / too many + [noun]

Too goes before an adjective and says there is more than you want. The result is usually a problem.

Enough goes after an adjective and says there is as much as you need.

With not, enough says there is less than you need: The room isn't big enough.

Before a noun, enough comes first: enough time, enough chairs.

Before a noun, use too much with things you can't count (water, time, sugar) and too many with things you can count (people, cars).

Add to + verb to say what is possible or not possible.

Very only makes the word stronger. Too says it is more than you want.

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