Unit 7 A Question of Taste

Too and Enough

Too: You use it to indicate that there is more than enough.

Too + Adjetive

Examples:

You are too young to understand

Mary is too irresponsible to have a dog

Enough:  It can be used to indicate a degree of quantity.

Adjetive + Enough

Examples:

David is old enough now to make her own decisions 

David is not responsible enough to have a dog

How much?, How Many?

If it is countable nouns, How many is used.

How many cars do you have

How many candies do you have in your pocket

If it is uncountable nouns, How much is used.

How much money do you have?

How much coffee do you drink in the morning

Quantifiers

A quantifiers is used before a noun to indicate the amount or quantity:

Examples:

There are some books on the desk

He's got only a few dollars.

Whit a Uncountable nouns

• much
• little

Whit both

• enough
• more
• less
• some
• any
• a lot of

Whit Countable nouns

• many
• a few

Containers

Box -->  A box of eggs

Loaves, Loaf   --> A loaf of bread.

Bag--> Two bags of cakes

Bar--> A bar of butter

Slice --> A slice of jam

Can --> I can of soda

Jar -->Two jars of jail.

Package-->a package of soup.

Cartoon --> A canton of cereal

Bottle --> A bottle of Milk