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So, Such, Too and Enough – Worksheet 1

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This worksheet practises so, such, too and enough, including so/such ... that, too + adjective + to, and adjective/noun + enough. It is for B1 learners who want to use these words correctly in statements, negatives and questions.

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Exercise 1: So or such?

Complete each sentence with so, such or such a/an.

Example: The test was ___ easy that everyone passed. → so

  1. It was hot day that we stayed inside.

  2. The film was boring that I fell asleep.

  3. They are nice people.

  4. I've never seen beautiful beaches.

  5. There were many people at the concert that we couldn't see the stage.

  6. She speaks quickly that I can't understand her.

  7. It was awful weather that the match was cancelled.

  8. We had little time that we took a taxi.

Exercise 2: Too or enough?

Complete the sentences with words from the box. You can use some words more than once. Two words are not needed.

Example: I can't sleep. It's ___ noisy outside. → too

Word box tooenoughtoo muchtoo manysuchlots

  1. I can't drink this coffee. It's hot.

  2. Are you old to drive?

  3. There are cars in the city centre.

  4. You put salt in the soup. It tastes terrible.

  5. We don't have chairs for everyone.

  6. This jacket is small for me. I need a bigger size.

  7. I spent money last weekend, so now I have nothing left.

  8. Is the room warm for you?

Exercise 3: Find the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

Example: The shoes were enough cheap to buy. → The shoes were cheap enough to buy.

  1. She isn't enough old to watch this film.

  2. It was so a good party that nobody wanted to leave.

  3. The box was too heavy for to carry.

  4. We haven't got money enough to buy a new car.

  5. He was such tired that he went to bed at eight.

  6. There is too many noise in this room.

  7. The test was too much difficult for me.

  8. Is your coffee enough sweet?

Exercise 4: Rewrite the sentences

Rewrite each sentence or pair of sentences using the word(s) in brackets. Keep the meaning the same.

Example: The shirt is very big. I can't wear it. (too) → The shirt is too big for me to wear.

  1. The bag is very heavy. I can't lift it. (too)

  2. He isn't tall. He can't reach the shelf. (enough)

  3. The weather was very nice. We had a picnic. (so ... that)

  4. It was a very exciting game. Nobody left early. (such ... that)

  5. The tea is too hot to drink. (cool enough)

  6. The questions were very difficult. I couldn't answer them. (too)

  7. She is very clever. She can solve any puzzle. (enough)

  8. The hotel was so comfortable that we stayed an extra night. (such)

Exercise 5: Put the words in order

Put the words in the correct order to make sentences and questions. Add a full stop or question mark.

Example: enough / warm / it / is / ? → Is it warm enough?

  1. enough / is / big / the / flat / ?

  2. too / to / tired / I'm / go out

  3. aren't / enough / there / eggs / for a cake

  4. such / day / a / lovely / it's

  5. you / did / enough / sleep / get / ?

  6. walked / fast / she / so / that / couldn't / I / catch up

  7. too / isn't / the / expensive / ticket / ?

  8. well / enough / doesn't / he / speak / English

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B1 English worksheet on so, such, too and enough: form, meaning, word order, negatives and questions. Printable, with answers.

Topics covered

so and suchso/such ... thattoo and too much/manyenough with adjectives and nounsword order

Notes for teachers

Start with Exercise 1 to review the difference between so (+ adjective/adverb) and such (+ noun phrase), then move on to too and enough. Learners often put enough before adjectives (enough old), use 'so a' instead of 'such a', or add 'for to' after too. For follow-up, ask pairs to describe a recent trip or meal using each of the four words at least once.

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