QUANTIFIERS
1. Complete the sentences with "too," "too much," "too many," or
"enough".
a. There's __________ sugar in my coffee; it's too sweet.
b. She has __________ homework to finish tonight; it's going to take
her hours.
c. He ate __________ cookies; now he feels sick.
d. The water in the pool is not __________ warm for swimming.
2. Rewrite the sentences using "enough" or the appropriate form of
"too," "too much," or "too many".
a. "The suitcase is heavy for me to carry." -> "The suitcase is __________
for me to carry."
b. "There are a lot of people at the party." -> "There are __________
people at the party."
c. "She spends an excessive amount of time on social media." -> "She
spends __________ time on social media."
d. "He didn't have sufficient money to buy the ticket." -> "He didn't have
__________ money to buy the ticket."
3. Rewrite the sentences using "enough" or the appropriate form of
"too," "too much," or "too many".
a. "The music is loud; I can't hear myself think." -> "The music is
__________ loud for me to hear myself think."
b. "There's too much salt in the soup." -> "There's not __________ salt in
the soup."
c. "There are too many people in the elevator." -> "There are not
__________ people in the elevator."
d. "He has too many books; he needs another bookshelf." -> "He doesn't
have __________ books."
4. Complete the sentences with "too," "too much," "too many," or
"enough".
a. She has __________ time to finish the task before the deadline.
b. There are __________ cars on the road; it's causing a traffic jam.
c. He spends __________ money on clothes every month.
d. The cake has __________ sugar in it; it's not edible.
5. Rewrite the sentences using "enough" or the appropriate form of "too,"
"too much," or "too many":
a. "The bag is heavy; I can't lift it." -> "The bag is __________ for me to
lift."
b. "There are numerous books on the shelf." -> "There are __________
books on the shelf."
c. "She consumes excessive amounts of caffeine." -> "She consumes
__________ caffeine."
d. "He didn't have sufficient time to complete the project." -> "He didn't
have __________ time to complete the project."
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