Too, Very and Enough
We use too and very to modify the meaning of adjectives and adverbs. Too and very come before the adjective and adverb. Enough usually comes after the adjective.
Too means “more than necessary” or “more than you want.” Very intensifies an adjective or adverb and means “to a large extent.” Enough means “what is adequate or necessary.”
Mt. Everest is very high. It’s more than 8,000 meters high.
Mt. Everest is too high to climb in one day.
Magda is only two years old. She’s not old enough to climb Mt. Everest.