Very, Too, Enough

very = a lot; too = more than needed; enough = sufficient.

Examples

• It's very hot.
• It's too cold to swim.

Key rules

• very makes an adjective stronger: very hot
• too means more than is good: too hot to drink
• enough means sufficient and comes after an adjective: tall enough
• enough comes before a noun: enough money

Common mistakes

• It is very much hot → It is very hot
• I am not enough old → I am not old enough