How to use TOO or ENOUGH - English Grammar Lesson with Julia

Too and Enough are used with adjectives and indicate degree. Let&see in this grammar lesson, how to use too or enough. Learn English with Julia! Don&forget to subscribe to my Channel today! More updates through my Social Media: Hello! Let&look at "ENOUGH and "TOO"? What do they mean and how do we use them within a structure? First of all, "TOO" equates to "more than is required", "more than is needed". "ENOUGH" means "sufficient", "satisfactory". How do we use them? It depends with what we combine them. If we combine "TOO with an adjective, we would have to place the adjective after "TOO". For example: "It is too warm" The same thing applies to an adverb. "TOO" + adverb. "she speaks too fast" "TOO": if we want to make it work with nouns, we need to add a few elements. TOO + MUCH or TOO + MANY So we use "TOO + MUCH" if the noun is uncountable. And " TOO + MANY" if the noun is countable. First example: "there is too much snow" Second example: "there are too many options" And finally, if we want to work with a pronoun we have to add "MUCH OF" between "TOO" and the pronoun. "he ate too much of it" for instance. How does it work with "ENOUGH"? With "ENOUGH we have to place the adjective or the adverb before "ENOUGH" And if we want to make "ENOUGH" work with a noun, we simply place the noun after "ENOUGH". For example: "it is warm enough" "she speaks slowly enough" And finally: "is there enough food?" A few hints for the classroom: Do watch the...