TOO-ENOUGH

·TOO: Is used to indicate more than necessary.

It is followed by and adjective or an adverb.

If we use too with a noun, we use:

-Too many (countable) or too much (uncountable)

In a rephrasing with too we use the word TO between the sentences of the rephrasing to express objective.

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Example: I can´t heard you, this place is too noisy.

·ENOUGH: Is used to indicate that is sufficient or not.

It is behind the adjective or the adverb which is talking. (Adverb/adjective + enough).

In a rephrasing we use TO, like with too.

-Example: The apartment is big enough for four people, but isn´t big enough for six.

~Here´s is another link with exercises about it:

 http://www.autoenglish.org/gr.too.pdf

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