Question

8 1 2 3 4 Join the sentences using too or enough. The steak was very tough. Stewart couldn't eat it. 6 The steak was too tough for Stewart to eat. Linda doesn't cook well. She can't make complicated dishes. Mason will be really tired when he gets home. He won't come out with us. 5 The soup is still very hot. Harry can't taste it. Sharon hasn't got many eggs. She can't make an omelette. The weather is cold. We can't go hiking. 7 Lucy's pies are delicious. She can win the baking contest. 8 The new restaurant is extremely expensive. We can't afford to eat there. СРОЧНОООО!!!!!!

Answer 1

1. The steak was very tough. Stewart couldn't eat it. - The steak was too tough for Stewart to eat.

2. Linda doesn't cook well. She can't make complicated dishes. - Linda doesn't cook well enough to make complicated dishes.

3. Mason will be really tired when he gets home. He won't come out with us. - Mason will be too tired to come out with us when he gets home.

4. The soup is still very hot. Harry can't taste it. - The soup is too hot for Harry to taste.

5. Sharon hasn't got many eggs. She can't make an omelette. - Sharon doesn't have enough eggs to make an omelette.

6. The weather is cold. We can't go hiking. - The weather is too cold to go hiking.

7. Lucy's pies are delicious. She can win the baking contest. - Lucy's pies are good enough for her to win the baking contest.

8. The new restaurant is extremely expensive. We can't afford to eat there. - The new restaurant is too expensive for us to afford to eat there.

Please note that the correct use of "too" or "enough" depends on the context and meaning of the sentence. The above examples are based on the given sentences and provide appropriate usage of "too" or "enough" to join the sentences.