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TOO MUCH … TOO MANY… ENOUGH…

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TOO MUCH … TOO MANY… ENOUGH…. LET’S REVIEW COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS! Actors_____Mountains_____ Lettuce_____Traffic_____ Helmets_____Students_____ Rice_____Toothpaste_____ Tea_____Tables_____ Noise_____Time_____. Too many - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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TOO MUCH …TOO MANY…ENOUGH…

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LET’S REVIEW COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS!

Actors _____ Mountains _____

Lettuce _____ Traffic _____

Helmets _____ Students _____

Rice _____ Toothpaste _____

Tea _____ Tables_____

Noise _____ Time _____

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Too many

It is always followed by an countable plural noun. Example: I’ve eaten too many chocolates.

Too much

It is always followed by an uncountable noun. Example: He eats too much sugar.

Enough

It means “sufficient”.

- Before nouns:Example: There isn’t enough time.

- After adjectives and adverbs.Example: The laptop isn’t cheap enough

Too much

It is always followed by an uncountable noun. Example: He eats too much sugar.

Enough

It means “sufficient”.

- Before nouns:Example: There isn’t enough time.

- After adjectives and adverbs.Example: The laptop isn’t cheap enough

Too many

It is always followed by an countable plural noun. Example: I’ve eaten too many chocolates.

Too much

It is always followed by an uncountable noun. Example: He eats too much sugar.

Enough

It means “sufficient”.

- Before nouns:Example: There isn’t enough time.

- After adjectives and adverbs.Example: The laptop isn’t cheap enough

Too many

It is always followed by an countable plural noun. Example: I’ve eaten too many chocolates.

Too much

It is always followed by an uncountable noun. Example: He eats too much sugar.

Enough

It means “sufficient”.

- Before nouns:Example: There isn’t enough time.

- After adjectives and adverbs.Example: The laptop isn’t cheap enough

Too many

It is always followed by a countable plural noun. Example: I’ve eaten too many chocolates.

Too much

It is always followed by an uncountable noun. Example: He eats too much sugar.

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Rewrite each sentence. Use too much, too many or enough.

1 It’s very crowded on this beach. There are people.2 I am still feeling hungry, and I’ve had my lunch. I didn’t eat food.3 Which ice cream shall we have? There are flavors to choose from!4 I did exercise at the gym yesterday. My muscles are really aching.5 This suitcase isn’t big. I can’t put all my clothes in it.6 Yuck! This tea is too sweet. There’s sugar in it!7 Don’t make noise! They are taking an exam.