Enough / Too Much / Too Many
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Questions and Answers
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We can’t walk in the street. There are ……………….. people
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
C. Too manyExplanation
The correct answer is "too many." This is because the sentence states that "we can't walk in the street" and then provides a reason by saying "there are too many people." This indicates that the number of people in the street is excessive and is causing a problem for walking.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Which ice-cream do you want ? / I don’t know. There are ……………………… flavours (= vanilla, chocolate, strawberry...)to choose from.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
C. Too manyExplanation
The correct answer is "too many". In the given context, the speaker is expressing uncertainty about which ice-cream flavor they want because there are a large number of flavors to choose from. The phrase "too many" implies an excessive amount or a larger quantity than desired, indicating that the speaker is overwhelmed by the number of options available.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Yuck ! This tea is disgusting. There is …………………………….. sugar in it !
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
B. Too muchExplanation
The speaker finds the tea disgusting and implies that there is an excessive amount of sugar in it. The phrase "too much" accurately describes this situation, indicating that there is an excessive or unpleasant quantity of sugar in the tea.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Can you pass the salt ? There isn't …................. salt in the meal.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
A. EnoughExplanation
The correct answer is "enough" because the sentence is expressing a lack of salt in the meal. "Enough" means an adequate or sufficient amount, so it fits the context of the sentence. The other options, "too much" and "too many," imply an excessive amount, which contradicts the meaning of the sentence.Rate this question:
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- 5.
I'm very tired. I've got …............................ work to do.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
B. Too muchExplanation
The correct answer is "too much" because the phrase "I'm very tired" indicates that the speaker is exhausted, implying that they have been doing a lot of work. By using "too much" in the sentence, it suggests that the amount of work they have to do is excessive and overwhelming, contributing to their fatigue.Rate this question:
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- 6.
I don't like the weather in Ireland. There is …................... rain there.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
B. Too muchExplanation
The correct answer is "too much" because the sentence states that the person does not like the weather in Ireland, suggesting that there is an excessive amount of rain. "Enough" would imply that there is a satisfactory amount of rain, which contradicts the person's dislike for the weather. "Too many" would be used to describe a countable noun, such as "too many rainy days," but since rain is not countable, it is not the appropriate choice.Rate this question:
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- 7.
I can't wait for Max. I haven't got …....................... time.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
A. EnoughExplanation
The phrase "I haven't got enough time" indicates that the speaker lacks an adequate amount of time. The word "enough" is used to express sufficiency or adequacy in this context. The other options, "too much" and "too many," imply an excessive amount, which does not fit the meaning conveyed in the sentence.Rate this question:
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- 8.
You drink ….............................. coffee. This isn't good for you.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
B. Too muchExplanation
The correct answer is "too much" because the sentence states that drinking a certain amount of coffee is not good for you. "Enough" would imply that the amount of coffee is sufficient, which contradicts the given information. "Too many" is used for countable nouns, but coffee is not countable in this context. Therefore, "too much" is the appropriate phrase to indicate an excessive amount of coffee.Rate this question:
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- 9.
I've got ……………. eggs to make a cake. Four eggs ! That's perfect !
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too much
- C.
Too many
Correct Answer
A. EnoughExplanation
The phrase "Four eggs! That's perfect!" suggests that the speaker is satisfied with having four eggs. This indicates that there is an adequate or sufficient amount of eggs to make a cake. Therefore, the correct answer is "enough."Rate this question:
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- 10.
I can't sit on the beach. There are …........................ people.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too many
- C.
Too much
Correct Answer
B. Too manyExplanation
The correct answer is "too many" because the sentence suggests that there is an excessive number of people on the beach, making it uncomfortable or impossible for the speaker to sit there.Rate this question:
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- 11.
I've got a bad mark because I made …................ mistakes in the test.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too many
- C.
Too much
Correct Answer
B. Too manyExplanation
The phrase "too many" is the correct answer because it indicates an excessive amount of mistakes made in the test. The word "enough" suggests that there were a sufficient number of mistakes, but not necessarily an excessive amount. The phrase "too much" is used to describe an excessive amount of something uncountable, such as "too much water," but it is not appropriate for describing mistakes.Rate this question:
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- 12.
You don't eat …......................... vegetables. You must eat more carrots, potatoes, beans...
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too many
- C.
Too much
Correct Answer
A. EnoughExplanation
The correct answer is "enough" because the sentence is indicating that the person does not eat a sufficient amount of vegetables. The word "enough" is used to express adequacy or sufficiency, suggesting that the person should increase their intake of carrots, potatoes, and beans.Rate this question:
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- 13.
There is ........................... noise. I can't hear you !
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too many
- C.
Too much
Correct Answer
C. Too muchExplanation
The correct answer is "too much" because the phrase "I can't hear you" suggests that there is a lot of noise present, making it difficult to hear. "Too much" indicates an excessive amount of noise, which aligns with the given context.Rate this question:
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- 14.
I don't have .......................... time. I'm going to be late !
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too many
- C.
Too much
Correct Answer
A. EnoughExplanation
The sentence states that the person does not have enough time, indicating that they have a limited amount of time available. This implies that they are in a hurry and will likely be late for something. The phrase "enough time" fits perfectly in this context, conveying the idea of a sufficient amount of time needed to complete a task or reach a destination.Rate this question:
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- 15.
I don't have .......................... money for the birthday gift so I'll take something cheap.
- A.
Enough
- B.
Too many
- C.
Too much
Correct Answer
A. EnoughExplanation
The sentence is expressing a lack of sufficient money for the birthday gift. The word "enough" is used to indicate that the speaker does not have an adequate amount of money. The other options, "too many" and "too much," do not fit the context of the sentence as they refer to an excessive quantity rather than a lack of quantity.Rate this question:
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