Too et Enough : Exprimer l'excès et la suffisance

TOO exprime l'excès (trop), ENOUGH exprime la suffisance (assez).

TOO - Excès (négatif)

TOO + adjectif/adverbe (avant) :

• "It's too hot." (trop chaud)
• "You're driving too fast." (trop vite)

TOO MUCH + nom indénombrable :

• "There's too much sugar." (trop de sucre)

TOO MANY + nom dénombrable pluriel :

• "There are too many people." (trop de gens)

ENOUGH - Suffisance

Adjectif/adverbe + ENOUGH (après) :

• "It's warm enough." (assez chaud)
• "She speaks clearly enough." (assez clairement)

ENOUGH + nom (avant) :

• "We have enough time." (assez de temps)
• "There aren't enough chairs." (pas assez de chaises)

Structures avec TO + infinitif

• "It's too cold to swim." (trop froid pour nager)
• "She's old enough to drive." (assez âgée pour conduire)
• "I don't have enough money to buy it." (pas assez d'argent pour acheter)