2. Complete the sentences with too,
too much, too many or enough.
He's
too tired to walk home.
1 Our dog is very fat. I think we give him
food every day
2 I can't do my geography homework.
It's
difficult!
3 I can't go to the cinema. I've only got £2 and
that isn't
4 We use
plastic bags!
5 Is your brother old
to go on
holiday without your parents?
6 There's
rubbish on our streets.​

1. I read every day. I'm reading now 2. He sleeps every night. He is sleeping now 3. The children usually drink milk for breakfast. The children are drinking milk now 4. The boys go to the stadium on Monday. The boys are going to the stadium now 5. The girl plays badminton very well. The girl is playing badminton now 6. I don't sleep in the daytime. I'm not sleeping now 7. My father doesn't watch TV in the morning. My father is not watching TV now 8. The pupils don't eat at the lessons. The pupils are not eating now 9. My granny doesn't work, she is on pension. My granny isn't working now 10. Tom doesn't play hockey every winter. Tom isn't playing hockey now.

1 four subjects
Maths, Geography, Literature, P.E.
2 five members of a family/(e.g/ Grandma, ...)
Mother, Father, sister, brother, aunt, uncle.
3 five colours
green, yellow, black, grey, blue, pink
4 five food/drink items
tea, coffee, juice, water, cocoa, salad, porridge, soup, chips, fish
5 three things you can find in your room
TV-set, bed, wardrobe
6 three animals that have got four legs
cat, dog, cow, horse
7 three things you can find in a kitchen
cupboard, table, cooker
8 three activities you can do in the evening
read books, play games, watch TV