Very / Too
Very significa muito e é usado antes de adjetivos e advérbios:
Ex.: That car is very expensive.
The food is very hot! We can’t eat it!
Too significa demais e também é usado antes de adjetivos e
advérbios, porém, contém uma ideia negativa:
Ex.: That car is too expensive. We can’t afford it.
The food is too hot. We can’t eat it!
Very / Much
Observe the examples:
Ex.: “Is this antique very old?”
“Well, it is certainly much older than people think it is.”
This exhibit is much more interesting than the one we
visited last week.
Assim como o very, o much também é usado com adjetivos e
advérbios, mas quando eles estão na forma comparativa.
Enough
Enough significa bastante e pode ser usado de três formas:
Depois de adjetivos e advérbios:
Ex.: You won’t pass the exam if you don’t work hard enough.
Antes de substantivos:
Ex.: I’d like to take a vacation, but I don’t have enough money.
Sozinho
Ex.: I don’t want this cake anymore. I’ve had enough.