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Decide dónde van too y enough.",{"questions_per_round":19,"lives":20,"seconds_per_question":21},12,3,15,[23,35,41,46,52,58,64,73,78,83,89,94,99,104,109,113,118,124,129,134,139,144,148,153,158,163,167,172,177,181,186,190,195,202,206,210,215,220,224,229,234,239,247,252,258,262,266,271],{"id":24,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":27,"answer":28,"rule":29,"tag":30,"options":31},"te-001","easy","multiple-choice","This soup is ___ hot. I can't eat it.","too","Too + adjective shows a problem: more than we want.","too-adjective",[28,32,33,34],"enough","much","many",{"id":36,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":38,"answer":39,"rule":40,"tag":30},"te-002","gap-fill","The test is ___ difficult for me to do.",[28],"Too goes before the adjective and shows a problem.",{"id":42,"difficulty":25,"format":43,"prompt":44,"answer":8,"rule":45,"tag":30},"te-003","right-or-wrong","The bag is too heavy for me. 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My feet hurt.","Too goes before the adjective small.",[28,32,34,33],{"id":105,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":106,"answer":107,"rule":108,"tag":57},"te-014","We have ___ food for everyone. Please eat! (as much as we need)",[32],"Enough goes before the noun food.",{"id":110,"difficulty":25,"format":43,"prompt":111,"answer":8,"rule":112,"tag":57},"te-015","I haven't got enough time.","Enough goes before the noun time.",{"id":114,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":115,"answer":28,"rule":116,"tag":30,"options":117},"te-016","This film is ___ long. I want to go home.","Too goes before the adjective long and shows a problem.",[28,32,34,33],{"id":119,"difficulty":120,"format":26,"prompt":121,"answer":28,"rule":122,"tag":82,"options":123},"te-017","medium","Ben is ___ tired to play football tonight. 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He is only fifteen.",[32],"Not old enough means too young.",{"id":221,"difficulty":197,"format":43,"prompt":222,"answer":8,"rule":223,"tag":82},"te-038","The tea is too hot to drink.","Too + adjective + to + verb: we cannot drink it yet.",{"id":225,"difficulty":197,"format":26,"prompt":226,"answer":28,"rule":227,"tag":30,"options":228},"te-039","This exercise is ___ easy for me. It is boring. (more than I want)","Too goes before the adjective easy, even when the problem is boredom.",[28,32,33,34],{"id":230,"difficulty":197,"format":37,"prompt":231,"answer":232,"rule":233,"tag":57},"te-040","Is there ___ bread for ten sandwiches? 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Lo difícil es el orden de las palabras: *too* va antes de un adjetivo, pero *enough* va después de un adjetivo y antes de un nombre.",[282,292,303,313,324],{"heading":283,"body":284,"examples":285},"Too + adjetivo","Antes de un adjetivo se pone *too*, que muestra un problema: hay más de lo que queremos.",[286,289],{"sentence":287,"note":288},"The coffee is too hot.","Se pone *too* antes del adjetivo.",{"sentence":290,"note":291},"These shoes are too small.","Un problema: me duelen los pies.",{"heading":293,"body":294,"examples":295},"Adjetivo + enough","Se pone *enough* después de un adjetivo. Con *not big enough* decimos que algo es demasiado pequeño.",[296,300],{"sentence":297,"note":298,"wrong":299},"The room is big enough.","Se pone *enough* después del adjetivo.","The room is enough big.",{"sentence":301,"note":302},"The box is not big enough.","Es demasiado pequeña.",{"heading":304,"body":305,"examples":306},"Enough + nombre","Con un nombre, *enough* va antes de él. 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Con adjetivo + *enough* + *to* decimos que es posible.",[328,330,333],{"sentence":80,"note":329},"No puede conducir.",{"sentence":331,"note":332},"He is tall enough to touch the roof.","Puede tocarlo.",{"sentence":238,"note":334,"wrong":236},"Usa el verbo base después de *to*.",[336,339,342,345,348,351],{"question":337,"answer":338},"¿Este juego de too y enough es gratis?","Sí. Puedes jugar tantas rondas breves como quieras sin crear una cuenta.",{"question":340,"answer":341},"¿Dónde van too y enough en la frase?","Se pone *too* antes de un adjetivo. Se pone *enough* después de un adjetivo y antes de un nombre.",{"question":343,"answer":344},"¿Qué diferencia hay entre too y very?","Con *very* decimos mucho, sin que sea un problema. Con *too* decimos más de lo que queremos, así que muestra un problema: *It is very hot*, pero *It is too hot to play*.",{"question":346,"answer":347},"¿Cuándo uso too much y too many?","Usa *too much* con nombres incontables, como *noise* o *sugar*. Usa *too many* con nombres contables en plural, como *cars* o *people*.",{"question":349,"answer":350},"¿Puedo usar el juego en clase?","Sí. Pide a las parejas que describan problemas de una imagen con *too* y *enough* y comparen sus frases con las explicaciones del juego.",{"question":352,"answer":353},"¿El juego guarda mi puntuación?","Tu mejor puntuación de Desafío se guarda en este navegador, no en tu cuenta.","Ejercicios de too y enough",[],{"es":357},"\u002Fes\u002Fjuegos\u002Ftoo-enough",{"unit":359,"units_total":362,"hub_url":363,"prev":364,"next":369},{"id":360,"number":21,"title":361},"comparing","Comparar",20,"\u002Fes\u002Fcurso-de-ingles",{"type":365,"slug":366,"title":367,"url":10,"question_count":368},"exercise","too-enough-exercises","Ejercicios de too y enough en inglés",21,{"type":370,"slug":371,"title":372,"url":373,"question_count":374},"vocabulary","animals-in-english","Animales en inglés: mascotas, animales de granja y animales salvajes","\u002Fes\u002Fvocabulario\u002Fanimales-en-ingles",19,1791334641026]