He didn’t have ________ time to finish the assignment., too, enough, not enough, very, There is ________ sugar in the cake for me to eat., too, enough, not enough, very, He didn’t have ________ time to finish the assignment., too, enough, not enough, very, She is ________ tired to go out tonight., too, enough, not enough, very, he room is ________ big to fit all the furniture., too, enough, not enough, very, We have ________ chairs for everyone to sit down., too, enough, not enough, very, I don’t have ________ money to buy the tickets., too, enough, not enough, very, The weather is ________ cold for a picnic today., too, enough, not enough, very, This book is ________ difficult for beginners., too, enough, not enough, very, There are ________ people at the party; we can’t all fit in the living room., too, enough, not enough, very, Her argument was ________ to persuade anyone who wasn’t already convinced., too, enough, not enough, very, The machinery was ________ sophisticated to be understood by the average worker, but the company still chose to implement it without proper training., too, enough, not enough, very, The study’s sample size was ________ large to yield statistically significant results, yet the researchers failed to control for multiple confounding variables., too, enough, not enough, very, Her response to the critique was ________ aggressive, given that the feedback was meant to be constructive., too, enough, not enough, very, The instructions provided were ________ ambiguous that several participants misinterpreted the task., too, enough, not enough, very, The scientific paper had ________ evidence to conclusively support the hypothesis, but it lacked the theoretical framework to make the results meaningful., too, enough, not enough, very, The technology was ________ advanced for the time, yet it was not adopted due to the lack of infrastructure., too, enough, not enough, very, He didn’t have ________ energy to finish the marathon, but he managed to cross the finish line with sheer determination., too, enough, not enough, very.

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