2 Fill in too/enough. 1) I can't see anything. It's
dark outdoors.
2) This year winter was
cold to come out.
3) I don't have
products to invite my friends tonight.
4) The jeans are
short for her. She needs size 34.
5) She can swim fast
to compete with the last year winner.
6) Charlie is tall
to take the cat off the tree.
7) My MP3 player is
old. I need a new one.
8) I can't drink the coffee. It's
strong and I won't sleep.
9) Mum cooks pizza tasty
to eat it all.
10) The face of the clock is
- small for my granny to see the tin

Sure, I can help you fill in the blanks with 'too' or 'enough' in these sentences:

1. I can't see anything. It's too dark outdoors.
2. This year winter was too cold to come out.
3. I don't have enough products to invite my friends tonight.
4. The jeans are too short for her. She needs size 34.
5. She can swim fast enough to compete with the last year's winner.
6. Charlie is tall enough to take the cat off the tree.
7. My MP3 player is too old. I need a new one.
8. I can't drink the coffee. It's too strong and I won't sleep.
9. Mum cooks pizza tasty enough to eat it all.
10. The face of the clock is too small for my granny to see the time.

These sentences use 'too' and 'enough' to express excessiveness and sufficiency. 'Too' indicates that there is more of something than is needed or desired, often leading to a negative outcome. 'Enough' suggests that there is an adequate or sufficient amount of something.