Too vs Enough Dictation: Too and Enough for Someone
B1 Level
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Stay with the phrase until you hear who or what is affected. For may introduce a person, a group or even an object needing space. A following to-infinitive then names the action involved. That makes too or enough a judgement about a particular need, not an absolute description. Listen for the person words and any preposition at the end of the infinitive phrase. Keep them all in order; you do not need to rearrange the sentence to put the person first.
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