Too and enough

 Too and enough are used to express quantities that are too much and enough. We can find them quantifying adverbs, adjectives and also nouns. Apart from the use as a determiner of quantity, they can work alone by applying their meaning to the entire sentence.

What is the difference between too and too much?

So the difference between too much and too many is that too much is used with uncountable nouns or only at the end of the sentence. "Too many" is essentially the plural version of too much. Too, on the other hand, is used with adjectives.

TOO

This word can go before an adjective or an adverb, it is used to express that something is more than what is needed or required, therefore, it has a negative meaning.

 before an adjective

Examples:

• They are far too young to go on their own
• The coffee is too hot = The coffee is too hot

before an adverb

Examples:

• He eats too fast = He eats too fast
• You go to bed too late = You are going to sleep too late

ENOUGH

With this word we indicate that something is sufficient or just what is necessary. It can be used with adjectives, adverbs, nouns or verbs. We can use enough in the following ways:

before a noun

Examples:

• We have enough money for the rent this month =
• There was enough food for everyone = There was enough food for everyone

after an adjective

Examples:

• You are smart enough to find a solution = You are smart enough to find a solution
• The car is fast enough to trenbolone acetate 7 win the championship = The car is fast enough to win the championship

After an adverb:

Examples:

• I don't know the subject well enough to give an opinion = I don't know the subject well enough to give an opinion
• You train hard enough to win the next marathon = You train hard enough to win the next marathon

After a verb as an adverb:

Enough as an adverb fulfills the function of describing an action.

Examples:

• We haven't studied enough for the exam
• We already rehearsed enough for the gig. We can have a break

as a pronoun

Examples:

• We need more days to finish. Five are not enough = We need more days to finish. five is not enough
• It's enough! I don't want to hear any more excuses