Too Vs Enough Worksheets | Grammar Practice Activities | Fill In The Blank Set

Too vs enough worksheets for grades 5 to 8

These too vs enough worksheets give middle schoolers focused practice with two words that get mixed up all the time in student writing.

The set was written for grades 5 through 8 and works well for a grammar unit, a quick review day, or homeschool language arts.

Every sentence in this too and enough grammar set was written to sound like everyday speech, not a textbook drill, so the rule stays easy to spot.

These grammar practice worksheets are built for grades 5 to 8 and move through five distinct question formats instead of repeating the same type of question thirty times.

What students practice

Part 1 opens with fill in the blank activities. Students write either “too” or “enough” into short sentences such as “The car is ___ slow to win the race” and “The room is ___ small for a king sized bed.”

Part 2 moves to multiple choice, with two answer options per sentence, like choosing between “enough” and “too” for “There are ___ many people in this elevator.”

Part 3 asks for sentence transformation. Students rewrite a sentence using the word given in parentheses, turning “He is very young and cannot watch this movie” into a new sentence built around “enough.”

Part 4 is true or false. Students read a sentence and decide whether “too” or “enough” was used correctly, as in “She is enough old to drive a car.”

Part 5 returns to multiple choice with a context focus, asking students to pick the correct word for lines such as “The classroom is ___ crowded to move” and “We have ___ chairs for everyone.”

Together, the five parts hold 80 practice items, moving from simple recognition in Part 1 toward the more applied judgment calls in Part 4 and Part 5.

The variety matters here. A student who can fill in a blank correctly does not always catch the same mistake in a true or false statement, so mixing the formats gives a fuller picture of what they actually understand.

What is in the download

The download has four PDF documents, each with a clear job.

• A student worksheet with 12 pages, covering all five parts described above.
• An answer key with explanations across 17 pages, giving the correct word for every item along with a short explanation of the grammar rule.
• A student answer sheet with 8 pages of numbered lines and bubble grids, so students can record answers apart from the questions.
• A one page lesson plan listing objectives, materials, a time estimate, and a short procedure for running the activity.

That adds up to 38 pages total, so a teacher can hand out these too vs enough worksheets, collect finished work on the separate answer sheet, and grade from the key without reprinting anything.

How to use these too vs enough worksheets

The lesson plan suggests reviewing the rules for “too” and “enough” on the board before handing out the worksheet.

From there, a teacher can run the full set as one lesson, split the parts across center rotations, or save a section for early finishers.

Because the answer sheet is separate from the worksheet, the questions themselves can be reused with another class or a sibling at home.

Parents and tutors can also pull single parts for short review sessions or quiet homework practice.

A substitute teacher could also hand out Part 1 and Part 2 on their own, since each section includes its own short instructions at the top of the page.

Some teachers like to open class with Part 4, the true or false section, as a quick warm up before working through the rest of the worksheet together.

Everything comes as a PDF, so the pages print cleanly in black and white or in color depending on what you have on hand.

Look over the preview pages before you buy so you know exactly what each part looks like.

If you are planning a wider unit, you can browse more resources in the grammar category, check the full worksheets collection, or look through ela for more language arts practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grade level are these too vs enough worksheets for?

The worksheet, answer key, and answer sheet all print Grades 5 to 8 (Intermediate English) at the top, so these too vs enough worksheets are built for that middle grade range.

How many pages are in the download?

The download has 38 pages total: a 12 page student worksheet, a 17 page answer key, an 8 page student answer sheet, and a 1 page lesson plan.

Does the download include an answer key?

Yes. The 17 page answer key marks the correct word for every item and adds a short explanation of why too or enough fits, so grading and review both go faster.

What kinds of questions are on the worksheet?

The worksheet mixes fill in the blank sentences, two option multiple choice, sentence transformation using a given word, true or false grammar checks, and context based multiple choice, for 80 items in all.

Can I print the pages in black and white?

Yes, the PDF pages are designed to work in black and white or color printing, so you can use whatever your classroom printer has available.