Mastering "Enough," "So," and "Too" – A Simple Grammar Guide

Mastering "Enough," "So," and "Too" – A Simple Grammar Guide

Mastering "Enough," "So," and "Too" – A Simple Grammar Guide

Are you confused about when to use enough, so, and too in sentences? These words may seem simple, but using them correctly is crucial for clear communication. This guide will help you understand their differences and practice with a fun exercise!

Understanding the Differences

1. Enough – Used to indicate sufficiency.

Example: The water is warm enough to swim.

2. Too – Used to indicate excess or something negative.

Example: The coffee is too hot to drink.

3. So – Used to emphasize the degree of something.

Example: She is so kind.

Grammar Exercise – Fill in the Blanks

Test your knowledge by filling in the blanks with enough, so, or too.

1. These bananas are not ________ to be eaten.

(a) enough ripe

(b) ripe enough

(c) so ripe

2. They are ________ to buy anything.

(a) too rich

(b) so rich

(c) enough rich

(d) rich enough

3. The coat was ________ for me to buy.

(a) so expensive

(b) too expensive

(c) expensive enough

4. She is ________ beautiful.

(a) so

(b) too

(c) enough

5. It is ________ expensive.

(a) so

(b) too

(c) Either could be used

6. She is ________ young to understand better.

(a) too

(b) so

(c) very

7. She is ________ to know better.

(a) too old

(b) old enough

(c) so old

8. He was ________ weak to even sit up.

(a) so

(b) too

(c) very

9. He was ________ weak that he could not even sit up.

(a) so

(b) too

(c) very

10. The wall was ________ for me to climb.

(a) too high

(b) so high

(c) high enough

11. The soup is ________ for me to relish.

(a) too salty

(b) very salty

(c) salty enough

12. He was ________ to realize his mistake.

(a) so smart

(b) too smart

(c) enough smart

(d) smart enough

Answers

1. ripe enough

2. rich enough

3. too expensive

4. so

5. so/too

6. too

7. old enough

8. too

9. so

10. too high

11. too salty

12. smart e

nough

How did you do? Let us know in the comments! Keep practicing, and soon you'll master these essential grammar rules.

Happy learnings 

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