too & enough so & such

...too + adjective/adverb + full infinitive ... so + adjective/adverb

Pete was laughing too hard to deliver his lines. The Mona Lisa is so beautiful!
It's too expensive to buy an original El Greco. This book is so interesting!
Ken is too scared to perform on stage in public. These clothes were so expensive!

...too + adjective/adverb + for ... such + (adjective) + noun

This activity is too dangerous for young children. The Mona Lisa is such a beautiful painting!
The mansion is too big for our family. This is such an interesting book!
This item is too expensive for me. These were such expensive clothes!

...enough + noun *We can also use so and such to emphasise characteristics that lead to a certain result or action:
Was there enough food for everyone at the party? These paintings are so modern that I can't tell what they depict.
Is there enough bread on the table? The neighbour's music is so loud (that) we can't sleep.
There are enough schools in my area. The price of the concert tickets was so high as to put people off going.
The price of the concert tickets was so high (that) it put people off going.
...enough + noun + full infinitive
I never knew he had written so many hits (that) he became a legend.
I have got enough money to buy a new TV-set.
There are so few paintings (that) it isn't a good exhibition.
There are enough products to survive while camping.
Rocker Tim Taylor makes so much money (that) he has no idea what he's worth.
We have enough strength to dig a hole in the garden.
There are so few paintings (that) it isn't a good exhibition.
We have so little time (that) we can't see all the sights of this city.
... adjective/adverb + enough
Their last album wasn't good enough. The Clash were such a great band (that) I have all of their albums.
Yesterday Jack wasn't fast enough. He used to be such an intelligent student (that) nobody could compete with him.
Yes, she sang well enough. She used to be such a beautiful girl (that) everybody thought she was a model.

... adjective/adverb + enough + full infinitive It was such a bad play (that) the audience walked out.
Her performance was good enough to win her an award. It was so bad a play (that) the audience walked out.
He was brave enough to struggle with a lion.
Mary was smart enough to solve the problem. She is such a popular singer (that) her hits stay in the charts for months.
She is so popular a singer (that) her hits stay in the charts for months.
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1) We can't afford these slacks. They're …………………too……….…….. dear. 1) I like John. He's ……………………… a darling. душка
2) She was young ………………enough………….……. to be malleable. ['mælɪəbl] 2) You could try some complementary therapies …………………… as aromatherapy.
3) Personally I think gothic design looks ……………………too…….……. churchy. 3) I can't work with Ben as he's ……………………… slow, ……………………… unimaginative!
4) I was terrified as he was driving …………………too……….……. fast. 4) It is widely believed that ……………………… prejudices die hard.
5) My boyfriend says I don't dress sexily ………………enough………….…….. 5) We can't do without some life-saving drugs ……………………… as antibiotics.
6) There should be ………………enough………….……. evidence for a successful 6) Her daughter is ……………………… fidgety! She's ……………………… a little monkey.
prosecution. 7) I remember the times when she was ………………… young, …………………… unworldly.
7) It is widely believed that today's society is ……………too…………….……. corrupt. 8) His lecture is not impressive. I'm ……………………… bored.
8) There is ………too………………….. much work and not …………enough…………….……. people 9) I don't want to talk about them. They live ……………………… dreary lives.
to do it. 10) I am ever ……………………… grateful to you for that favour.
9) Nowadays there are …………too….……. many products of ………eough…….……. little 11) It might have been sewn from some stretch fabric ……………………… as Lycra.
quality. 12) The situation was ……………………… embarrassing! She felt ……………………… a fool.
10) They had ……………………enough…….……. cash for a one-way ticket. 13) Chris is …………………… ambitious, …………………… determined to do it all by himself!
11) She is OK but she occasionally laughs ………………too………….……. much, I'd say. 14) My mouth was ……………………… parched. I had ……………………… a thirst.
12) Haven't they got ……………………enough…….……. problems there already? 15) Why did he sound ……………………… doubtful at the presentation?
13) I feel sleepy as I don't have ………………………….……. sleep during the week. 16) The words tumbled out ……………………… fast that I could barely hear them.
14) You should bear in mind that silver tarnishes ………………………too….……. easily. 17) Ah, ……………………… many questions, ……………………… little time.
15) Well, his question seemed straightforward ………………………….…….. 18) You are ……………………… far away from me now.
16) He was …………….……. inexperienced and …………………….… inexpert to succeed. 19) I could not talk to him as he was ……………………… arrogant.
17) How are you feeling today? - Not ……………too…………….… bad. 20) I've never seen Terry laugh ……………………… hard. It was hilarious.
18) I do not need anything as I have ………………………….… of everything. 21) I cannot have breakfast at ……………………… an early hour.
19) The dish was exquisite but I still think the meat was ………too much………….… 22) Unfortunately, there is no call for ……………………… services.
chewy. 23) You will have to deal with this problem. Don't be ……………………… childish!
20) I didn't want to get an MA as I'd had ………………………….… of academic life. 24) I have never, ever in my life, got upset by ……………………… small things!
21) The house was tiny and it felt …………………too……….… claustrophobic. 25) You'd be ……………much happier if you could see yourself the way I see you.
22) He started boiling with anger but he still seemed harmless ………………………….…. 26) The first day of term, which seemed ……………………… far away at the start of
23) He likes his tea neither ………………………….… hot nor ……………too…………….… cold. the summer holidays, is looming.
24) I cannot fix this device! Am I trying …………………too……….… hard? 27) This has been ……………………… nice, ……………………… terribly kind of you.
25) Stop please! I've had ………………………….… of your lies. 28) Oh thank you ……………………… much! These daisies are ……………………… pretty!
26) There are ………….… many people carrying ……….… many devices with them. 29) There are a lot of life-saving drugs ……………………… as antibiotics, for instance.
27) I can't say I'm touchy but I take everything ………………………….… personally. 30) My half-brother gets shocked ……………………… easily.
28) The Prime Minister narrowly failed to win ………………………….… votes. 31) I am fed up with you as you always ask ……………………… daft questions!
29) He looks ………………………….… skinny as his jeans are ………………………….… tight. 32) There is nothing ……………………… fearful as to be alone in a combat situation.
30) They deceived me. Perhaps I was ………………………….… trusting.
31) Well, everything is fine but the salads taste ………………………….… vinegary.
32) I can't go home as it's ………………………….… late now anyway.
33) Tall drivers won't have ………………………….… leg room.