Test (must/mustn't, too/enough)

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You ..........do your homework on time.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

Teenagers...........be rude to their parents.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You .......make noise at the library.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You ......tidy up your room every Saturday, because your mum will be angry.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You ........study harder to get better marks.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

Teenagers.............smoke or drink alcohol.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You .........skip breakfast, because it`s very important for your health.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You ......eat too many sweets and drink too much coffee.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You ......clean your teeth every day.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

You .......use your phones at the lessons.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

Children........spend a lot of time at the computer.

Complete with "must" or "mustn`t".

We .......keep our planet clean!

Choose between too and enough.

The film was ... boring to watch so weleft the cinema early.

Complete the sentence with too or enough and the adjective provided.

She can carry the suitcase. It's ... (light).

Fill in the blanks with too or enough + the adjective, adverb or noun in brackets.

Ann can't wear that jacket. It's not ... (long).

Complete the sentences using too and enough.

We haven't got ... chairs. Go and get another one.

Complete with too and enough.

We can't buy the car because it is ... expensive.

Fill in the blanks with too or enough + the adjective, adverb or noun in brackets.

Jack hasn't got .... to buy some new jeans. (money).

Fill in the blanks with too or enough + the adjective, adverb or noun in brackets.

It was ... (cold) . We couldn’t go out.

Complete with too or enough.

He can’t sleep because he drink ... much coffee.

Fill in the blanks with too or enough + the adjective, adverb or noun in brackets.

The bedroom was .... (small) for five people.

Fill in the blanks with too or enough + the adjective, adverb or noun in brackets.

This tea is .... (hot) . I can’t drink it.

Complete with too or enough.

There is … meat in the fridge for the whole week.

Fill in the blanks with too or enough + the adjective, adverb or noun in brackets.

The shoes were ... (comfortable) so I bought them.