too and enough, Apuntes de Idioma Inglés

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too and enough e too means "more than is needed or wanted": She's too old to join the police. e enough means 'as much as is necessary or needed": Have we got enough eggs to make a cake? too + aajective (+ noun) 4 aajective/fadverb + enough + (for somebody) (+ infinitive) He's too young to drive. That suitcase is too heavy for me to lift. (for somebody) (+ infinitive) This coffee is not warm enough! Please heat it up again. Franz didn't answer the questions convincingly enough to get the job. That hotel is not smart enough for her. too + adverb + (tor somebody) (+ infínitive); too much / too many + noun — for Som eboay) (+ intinitive) You're driving too dangerously. Please slow down. They brought too much food for us to eat. l've received too many emails to answer. Cilia enough + neun + (for somebody) (+ infinitive) Have you got enough money to get to London? There isn't enough cake in the cupboard for me to give some to everyone.