3complete the answers to the questions. use too or enough and the word in brackets.
1 why didn't you make a cake last night? (flour)
because there wasn't
_left.
2 did you pass your geography exam? (difficult)
probably not. the questions were
3 can we go camping this weekend? (warm)
no, we can't. it isn't
_for camping.
4 would you like this desk in your bedroom? (space)
i would, but i haven't got
5 are we going by bus or by train? (slow)
i prefer the train. the bus is
6 shall we climb to the top of that hill? (tired)
not now, we walked all day and i'm
vocabulary

1. Why didn't you make a cake last night? (flour)
Because there wasn't enough flour left.

To answer this question, we need to fill in the blank with the correct phrase. In this case, we need to use "enough" to indicate that there was not a sufficient amount of flour. So, the completed answer is "Because there wasn't enough flour left."

2. Did you pass your geography exam? (difficult)
Probably not. The questions were too difficult.

To answer this question, we need to use "too" to indicate that the questions were excessively difficult. So, the completed answer is "Probably not. The questions were too difficult."

3. Can we go camping this weekend? (warm)
No, we can't. It isn't warm enough for camping.

To answer this question, we need to use "enough" to indicate that the temperature is not sufficiently warm for camping. So, the completed answer is "No, we can't. It isn't warm enough for camping."

4. Would you like this desk in your bedroom? (space)
I would, but I haven't got enough space.

To answer this question, we need to use "enough" to indicate that there is not sufficient space for the desk in the bedroom. So, the completed answer is "I would, but I haven't got enough space."

5. Are we going by bus or by train? (slow)
I prefer the train. The bus is too slow.

To answer this question, we need to use "too" to indicate that the bus is excessively slow. So, the completed answer is "I prefer the train. The bus is too slow."

6. Shall we climb to the top of that hill? (tired)
Not now, we walked all day and I'm too tired.

To answer this question, we need to use "too" to indicate that we are excessively tired from walking all day. So, the completed answer is "Not now, we walked all day and I'm too tired."

In each of these answers, we use "too" or "enough" to express the level of something being too much or not sufficient. This helps to convey the reasons for the actions or decisions being made.