REMINDERS TO EXPRESS QUANTITY

Reminders: too, enough, not enoug

Too +adjective= an excessive situation

1.1.- It's too hot today.

1.2.- He drives too fast.

1.3.- The red dress was too expensive.

1.4.- I worked too hard to get results.

Not enough (= you need more)

2.1.- There is not enough food for everyone.

2.2.- She doesn't have enough money to buy the tablet.

2.3.- Jimmy was not old enough for that game.

2.4.- We didn't have enough time to go shopping.

Too much (an excessive quantity of uncountable nouns)

3.1.- There's too much noise coming from that house.

3.2.- My sister spends too much money buying online.

3.3.- Howard downloaded too much music to his MP3 player.

3.4.- There was too much information about this topic.

Too many (an excessive quantity of countable nouns)

4.1.- There are too many people in the bank.

4.2.- John has too many credit cards.

4.3.- There were too many apples in the fridge.

4.4.- I installed too many apps in my smartphone.

1.- I need a bigger hard drive, there is too much / not enough space available for my videos.

2.- I like my new pet, it is too / too much cute.

3.- The public internet is slow because there are too / too many people connected.

4.- This will be a busy weekend. I have too much / too many homework to do.

So, children, write these sentences BUT invent one explanation for them, e.g
There are too many people in the bank BECAUSE  they need money,
He dirives too fast because he is in a hurry, etc