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So, Such, Too and Enough – Test 1

B1 Intermediate GrammarEnglish

This B1 grammar test checks how well you use so, such, too and enough in statements, negatives and questions. It covers word order, so/such + that, too + to-infinitive, enough with adjectives and nouns, and typical learner errors. It suits intermediate learners and teachers who need a quick, printable check.

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30
Time
30 min
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4 pages
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Part 1: So and such

Choose the word or words that best complete each sentence.

  1. The film was _____ boring that I fell asleep.

  2. It was _____ beautiful day that we went to the beach.

  3. They are _____ friendly people. Everyone likes them.

  4. There was _____ much traffic that we missed the start of the concert.

  5. Maria speaks English _____ well that people think she grew up in London.

  6. We had _____ terrible weather on holiday that we stayed inside most of the time.

  7. Choose the correct sentence.

  8. There were _____ many people at the party that we couldn't move.

  9. Why are you _____ tired today?

  10. He's _____ good cook! I love his pasta.

Part 2: Too and enough

Choose the word or words that best complete each sentence.

  1. This coffee is _____ hot to drink. I'll wait a few minutes.

  2. Are you old _____ to drive a car?

  3. I don't have _____ to buy a new phone.

  4. The bag isn't _____ for all my books.

  5. She's _____ young to watch that film. She's only eight.

  6. There are _____ cars in the city centre. The air is terrible.

  7. You're not running _____. You'll miss the bus!

  8. I drank _____ coffee this morning, and now I can't sit still.

  9. Is the water warm _____ for a swim?

  10. The box was too heavy for me _____.

Part 3: Mixed practice and common errors

Choose the correct answer. Some questions ask you to find a mistake or choose the sentence with the same meaning.

  1. Find the mistake: 'We had so a long journey that we all felt exhausted.'

  2. Choose the sentence with the same meaning: 'The shelf is too high. I can't reach it.'

  3. Choose the correct sentence.

  4. A: Why didn't you buy that jacket? B: _____

  5. What does this sentence mean? 'He's too tired to go out.'

  6. Find the mistake: 'We didn't have enough time for visit the museum.'

  7. I had _____ fun at the party that I didn't want to leave.

  8. Choose the correct question.

  9. Choose the best way to join these sentences: 'The test was very easy. Everyone passed.'

  10. There aren't _____ for everyone. Can you bring two more?

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This B1 grammar test checks how well you use so, such, too and enough in statements, negatives and questions. It covers word order, so/such + that, too + to-infinitive, enough with adjectives and nouns, and typical learner errors. It suits intermediate learners and teachers who need a quick, printable check.

Topics covered

so vs suchsuch a / such + plural or uncountableso much / so manytoo + adjective + to-infinitiveadjective + enough / enough + nountoo much / too manycommon word-order errors

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  2. Answer every question without a dictionary or time pressure.
  3. Check your answers and note the topics you need to review.

Notes for teachers

Use Part 1 to check the difference between so and such, Part 2 to focus on too and enough, and Part 3 as a mixed review with error spotting and meaning questions. Common mistakes targeted include 'so a long journey', 'enough big', 'too heavy to carry it' and confusing too much with too many. As a follow-up, ask students to write five true sentences about their town or school using each structure.