Este documento explica el uso de las palabras "too", "too much", "too many", "enough" y "not enough" en inglés. Indica que "too" siempre va delante de adjetivos o adverbios, "too much" se usa delante de nombres en singular, y "too many" delante de nombres en plural. Explica que "enough" significa "suficiente" y puede ir delante de nombres o detrás de adjetivos, mientras que "not enough" significa "no suficiente". El documento proporciona ejemplos para ilustrar los usos
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(Source: RSA USA 2016-San Francisco)
1. TOO – TOO MUCH - TOO MANY
– ENOUGH – NOT ENOUGH
2. TOO – TOO MUCH - TOO MANY –
ENOUGH – NOT ENOUGH
• TOO : demasiado. Siempre va delante de adjetivos y/o
adverbios.
Ejemplo: It's too cold today: Hoy hace demasiado frío hoy.
• TOO MUCH: demasiado/demasiada. Utilizamos esta
forma delante de nombres en SINGULAR.
Ejemplo: There is too much cheese in the fridge: Hay
demasiado queso en el frigorífico. There is too much snow
in the street: Hay demasiada nieve en la calle.
TOO MANY: demasiados/demasiadas. Se utiliza siempre
delante de nombres en PLURAL.
Ejemplo: There are too many chairs in the room: hay
demasiadas sillas en la habitación. Don't eat too many
sweets: No comas demasiados caramelos.
3. TOO
ENOUGH
Too & Enough
1. TOO
Too
se traduce al español por “demasiado”,
“más de lo necesario”.
Too
se puede usar en frases con varias
estructuras:
•
Con “much” o “many” delante de
sustantivos
too much / too many + sustantivos
o
There is too much noise here
o
You make too many mistakes
•
. ENOUGH
Enough
se traduce al español por “suficiente”,
“la cantidad necesaria”.
Enough
se puede usar en frases con varias
etructuras:
•
Delante de sustantivos
(not) enough + sustantivos
o
We wanted to play football but we didn’t
have enough players
o
Is there enough sugar in your coffee?
•
Detrás de adjetivos (que no acompañen a
4. 1.- Write in the blanks too, too much, too many. Escribe en los huecos too, too
much, too many.
- The baby is drinking __________ water.
- Summer in the South of Spain is ________ hot.
- I have done __________ exercises.
- This is a very rich woman, she has got ___________ houses.
- I'm going to bed right now, I'm _________ tired.
- You mustn't say that this job is _______ easy.
- There are _________ cars here.
2.- Rewrite each sentence using the adverb "enough". Escribe de nuevo cada frase
utilizando el adverbio "enough".
- It isn't hot to go to the swimming-pool.>
- You are intelligent to pass the exam. >
- Your friend Lucy is beautiful to be a model. >
- I don't have paper to write a long letter. >
- Please, buy milk for all of us. >
- She hasn't got money to buy a new house. >
- You don't speak loud so I can't hear you. >
5. ENOUGH: suficiente/suficientemente. Este adverbiose coloca de diferente manera
dependiendo de si estamos hablando de un nombre o de un adjetivo. Por lo
tanto, lo colocaremos DELANTE de los nombres y DETRÁS de los adjetivos.
Ejemplo: The man isn't strong enough: El hombre no es lo suficientemente
fuerte. Have you bought enough beer? ¿Has comprado suficiente cerveza?