**Complete the sentences with too much or too many:**

1. I've got too much homework today!

2. She's wearing too much makeup.

3. I spent too much money last week.

4. I've got too many shoes; I can't close my wardrobe!

5. He's got too many cushions on his bed.

6. There's too much space in the coffee bar. We need some more tables.

**Complete the dialogue with too much, too many, or not enough:**

C: Oh, no! There aren't enough chairs. Twenty people are coming to the party, but we've only got fifteen chairs.

M: Don't worry. Kate and Tom can bring some chairs. Oh, I bought lots of bread.

C: Me too! I bought a lot of bread! That means we've got bread, but everyone likes not enough bread... Did you buy cheese?

M: Cheese? No.

C: Then there isn't enough cheese. There's only one small piece.

M: Ah, here are the lemons. I bought twenty.

C: Twenty? That's too many! I only need two!

M: And I got one kilo of sugar for the cake.

C: I need two, so there is not enough sugar!

M: Okay, I'm going to the supermarket to get sugar and cheese.

C: Great! Don't buy too much!