fill in the gaps with too or enough:

she was ….. tired that she fell asleep during the concert.

my father is not ……… rich to buy a new car.

he is strong ……… to lift the bookcase.

do you have ………. information to help me with my report?

the coffee was ….. hot to drink.

the room was big …… to put the piano.

i didn’t buy the coat. it was …… big.

this soup is ….. salty.

the weather is warm ….. to go for a walk.

my brother is strong…… to win the competition.

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"she was too tired that she fell asleep during the concert." - In this sentence, we use "too" to indicate that she was excessively tired, to the point where she fell asleep during the concert.

"my father is not rich enough to buy a new car." - Here, we use "enough" to show that my father's level of wealth is insufficient to afford a new car.

"he is strong enough to lift the bookcase." - In this example, we use "enough" to imply that he possesses sufficient strength to lift the bookcase.

"do you have enough information to help me with my report?" - By using "enough," we ask if you possess a sufficient amount of information to assist me with my report.

"the coffee was too hot to drink." - In this case, "too" is employed to express that the coffee's temperature was excessively hot, making it impossible to drink.

"the room was big enough to put the piano." - Using "enough" indicates that the room had sufficient size to accommodate the piano.

"i didn't buy the coat. it was too big." - Here, "too" is used to state that the coat's size was excessively large, which influenced the decision not to purchase it.

"this soup is too salty." - By using "too," we convey that the soup's level of saltiness is excessive.

"the weather is warm enough to go for a walk." - In this case, "enough" suggests that the weather's level of warmth is sufficient for taking a walk.

"my brother is strong enough to win the competition." - By utilizing "enough," we assert that my brother possesses enough strength to emerge victorious in the competition.