Transcription of Very Too Enough Worksheet - Woodward English
1 very Too - Enough A) Fill in the gaps with either very , TOO or Enough . 1. This coffee is _____ hot, but I can still drink it. 2. This coffee is _____ hot. I cannot drink it. 3. This coffee is cold. It's not hot _____. 4. Jenny is _____ young to drive. She isn't old _____. 5. A: This cake is _____ sweet, but it's nice. B: No, I think it's too sweet. 6. A marathon is _____ long. Charles is _____ old to run it, but William is young _____. 7. The suit was _____ expensive so he bought a shirt instead. 8. It's _____ cold outside right now but tomorrow it will be _____ cold to go outside at all. 9. There are _____ many students for this class. The classroom is _____ small, and there aren't _____ desks. 10. They were _____ poor.
2 They didn't have _____ food to eat. B) Answer the following questions using very , TOO or Enough . 1. Why don't you eat fast food three times a day? _____. 2. What is the weather like in Antarctica? _____. 3. Why don't you buy a mansion in Hollywood? _____. 4. Why can't a child drive a car? _____. 5. What are some good things about your city? _____. 6. What are some drawbacks about living in your city? _____. C) Rewrite the sentences, using either very , TOO or Enough . 1. I've had so much to eat today that I couldn't eat another bite. _____. 2. I can't see anything, turn on the light. _____. 3. This room is hot. Maybe we should open a window. _____. 4. That movie was so sad. I almost cried. _____. 5. This curry is so spicy.
3 I can't eat it. _____. Photocopiable 2011 Rob Woodward - Classroom and Personal Use Permitt
