Grammar - Too & Enough

TOO & ENOUGH Too: significa “demasiado” y va antes de adjetivos y adverbios · You are too young to come with us = (too +

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TOO & ENOUGH Too: significa “demasiado” y va antes de adjetivos y adverbios · You are too young to come with us = (too + adjetivo) · she walks too slowly = Anda demasiado despacio (too + adverbio) Si queremos usar “too” con sustantivos tendremos que añadir “many” para sustantivos contables o “much” para sustantivos no contables. También usaremos “much” si luego no va nada que modificar Contables: No contables:

· I have eaten too many chips · I have drunk too much coffee

· I have too many tables · She has too much

money Solo:

· I have eaten too much

· He loves her too

much Notas: Cuidado con algunos sustantivos que pueden funcionar como contables o no contables dependiendo del significado o sentido que tengan: Time

· I have told you about it too many times

· She has too much

free time Glass

· They used too much glass to make that window

· There are too many

glasses in this kitchen Room

· We have too much room in here

· This building has

too many rooms - Bebidas como coffee, water, juice, beer también se pueden considerar no contables (el líquido en sí) o contables (una taza/un vaso de esa bebida). Enough: significa “suficientemente”, “lo suficiente” o “suficiente” y va después de adjetivos y adverbios, pero antes de sustantivos. - You aren’t old enough to come with us (adjetivo + enough) - He doesn´t play well enough to join the team (adverbio + enough) - You don’t have enough money to buy this t-shirt. (enough + sustantivo no contable) - You haven’t read enough books to pass the subject (enough + sustantivo contable) - You have already eaten enough (enough solo) Hay que tener en cuenta que a veces también usamos “bastante(s)” con el mismo significado de “suficiente”, así que hay que saber distinguir entre los dos

significados de “bastante”: Bastante = Suficiente · Deja de comer, ya has comido bastante!

· Yo creo que sí que tienes bastante

dinero Bastante = algo entre “poco” y “muy” · Es bastante bueno jugando al tenis

· A Juan lo veo bastante por la calle