2. TOO,TOO MUCH,TOO MANY
Use too,too much,too many to say “more than is good”
TOO
use too+an adjective
Example
I do not want to go out. I am too tired
This apartment is too big for two people.
3. TOO MUCH
use too much+uncountable nouns (like 'oil' or 'water')
EXAMPLE:
I am stressed. I have too much work
There is too much sugar in my coffee
TOO MANY
Use too many +countable nouns (like 'table' or 'computer')
EXAMPLE:
My diet is unhealthy.I eat too many cookies
you ask too many questions.
I have too many books.
4. ENOUGH
use enough before a noun to mean “all that is necessary”
EXAMPLE:
Do you eat enough vegetables?
I do not drink enough water
There is enough bread for lunch.
There are not enough apples for all of us.
I don't have enough sugar to make a cake.
EXECEPTION
use enough after an adjective
EXAMPLE:
This dress is not big enough
5. A LITTLE ,A FEW
use a little /very little and a few to talk about small quantities.
A LITTLE
use a little/ very little with uncountable nouns
EXAMPLE
Do you take sugar?
yes.just a little
I eat a little meat
I drink very little coffe
6. A FEW
Use a few/very few with countable nouns.
Do want some fries?
Yes,but just a few
can you buy a few bananas?
He has very few friends.
