It was very cold. They couldn’t keep working in the field. -> It was too cold for them to keep working in the field. -> They didn’t have enough warmth to keep working in the field.

He spoke slowly. We could understand him. -> He spoke slowly enough for us to understand him. -> He didn’t speak too fast for us to understand him.

The fair was very noisy. We couldn’t hear each other. -> The fair was too noisy for us to hear each other. -> We didn’t have enough silence to hear each other.

The soup is very excellent. We will have some. -> The soup is excellent enough for us to have some. -> The soup is not too bad for us to have some.

They were very tired, so they stopped working. -> They were too tired to continue working. -> They didn’t have enough energy to continue working.

The room was very dirty. Nobody can clean it. -> The room was too dirty for anyone to clean it. -> Nobody had enough time or enough tools to clean the room.

It was very late. She couldn’t go home. -> It was too late for her to go home. -> She didn’t have enough time or enough safety to go home.

The class was very quiet. The teacher could explain the lesson. -> The class was quiet enough for the teacher to explain the lesson. -> The teacher didn’t have too much noise or too many distractions to explain the lesson.

They can’t sleep. They aren’t tired. -> They aren’t tired enough to sleep. -> They have too much energy or too much stress to sleep.

She couldn’t see the film because it was very boring. -> The film was too boring for her to see it. -> She didn’t have enough interest or enough patience to see the film.