I have        things to do today.

• A. too many
• B. very much
• C. much too
• D. too much

Yesterday was        cold.

• A. too much
• B. much too
• C. so much
• D. much so

That man eats        food, so he is        fat.

• A. much too; too many
• B. much too; too much
• C. too much; much too
• D. too much; many too

My mother has       housework to do, so she is       busy every day.

• A. much too; too much
• B. too much; much too
• C. too many; too much
• D. much too; much too

—Why don’t you get him some junk food? —      .

• A. That’s not healthy enough
• B. That’s too healthy
• C. That’s delicious enough
• D. That’s enough healthy

Dogs aren’t       for me to       .

• A. easy enough; take care
• B. enough easy; take care
• C. easy enough; take care of
• D. enough easy; take care of

—What about some basketballs?—They’re not      . I don’t have enough money for them at the moment.

• A. enough cheap
• B. enough expensive
• C. cheap enough
• D. expensive enough

She isn’t a child any more. She is       to decide for herself.

• A. enough old
• B. old enough
• C. enough young
• D. young enough

I’m sorry I don’t have       so many good things.

• A. money enough buy
• B. enough money buy
• C. enough money to buy .
• D. money enough buying

—David, ask your father to help me carry the box. —No, I’m       to help you carry it. I’m 12.

• A. too old
• B. too young
• C. old enough
• D. young enough