too much,too many and enough

Too much / too many and (not) enough 1 Complete the chart with these words. Mistakes, money, noise, people, places, prob

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Too much / too many and (not) enough 1 Complete the chart with these words. Mistakes, money, noise, people, places, problems, rain, time, traffic, tourists Too much Too many Money People Noise Mistakes Rain Places Time Problems Traffic Tourists 2 Circle the correct words. 1 Try not to make too many / too much noise. 2 I don’t like it here. There are too many / too much tourists. 3 Wow! I’m sorry but it costs too many / too much money. 4 Do we have enough time? There are too many / too much places to visit. 5 There are too many / too much problems. 6 I think there’s too many / too much rain. 7 Come on! There really isn’t too many / too much time. 3 Put the word enough in the correct place in each sentence. We don’t have time. We don’t have enough time. 1 There aren't enough people. 2 Do you have enough money? 3 Is the music loud enough? 4 There is not enough to do. 5 She looks happy enough. 6 Do you have enough food to eat? 4 Complete the dialogue with too many, too much, or enough. Lara. Where are we going today? Ramón. I don’t know. There are (1) too many places to choose from. Emma. Why don’t we go to the Washington Monument? Ramón. Won’t there be (2) too many people there? Emma. No, it should be OK. Lara. Yes, but it costs (3) too much money. Ramón. Don’t worry. I have (4) enough money, I can lend you some. Lara. OK. Come on, let’s go. Ramón. Can we walk down by the river after that? Lara. Well, we don’t want to take (5) too much time. Emma. It’ll be OK. We have (6) enough time. Ramón. Yes, and when we take the subway I don’t like it. Lara. Why not? Isn’t it fast (7) enough? Ramón. It’s fast, but it isn’t interesting (8) enough. I want to see things. Emma. Come on, let’s go. Otherwise we really won’t have (9) enough time.