Name: 'Too', 'very' and 'enough' - 6 Minute Grammar
Uploaded: 2020-03-23T08:32:19.000Z
Duration: 6 min 1 s
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Hello and welcome to six minute grammar with me.

Hello on Today's program is all about describing things.

We're going to explain how to use the words to on Very with adjectives to describe things we are and we'll show you how to use the word enough with objectives.

And now owns will explain the difference between too much on dhe.

Too many on we're finished with the quiz.

So listen carefully and to help us with all our example sentences.

Today we're bringing you this episode off six minute grammar from a clothes shop.

Katherine used the word to here with the adjectives big and small to say that the dress is not right.

It's bigger or smaller than she wants or needs.

We use very with an objective to make it stronger.

But look green one Look at this green one.

Let's take it before you change your mind.

So the word enough with an adjective describes the right amount of something.

So the green dress is big enough on long enough.

Actually, I don't have enough cash on me and my credit cards in the office.

So we could also use enough before a noun to say that we have the right amount of something so we can ask, Do you have enough money?

And we can also use enough in the negative to say we have less of something than we need.

Time for a recap we used to before an objective.

This dress is big enough and enough goes before a noun.

Six grand from BBC learning english dot com A few, right.

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'Too', 'very' and 'enough' - 6 Minute Grammar

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