Food - Cooking Dinner

This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Use 'too' or 'enough' to complete the sentences related to cooking your favorite meals.

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Question 1

The oven _____ to bake the cake. It has reached the right temperature.

Options: is hot enough, is enough hot, is too hot

Question 2

The knife _____ to cut the meat. The blade cannot slice through the meat.

Options: is not enough sharp, is not sharp enough, is too sharp

Question 3

The soup _____ to eat right now. I need to wait before I eat it.

Options: is hot enough, is enough hot, is too hot

Question 4

This pot _____ for the rice. It is the right size, and all the rice fits inside.

Options: is big enough, is too big, is enough big

Question 5

The chicken _____ yet. It is still pink in the middle, so leave it in the oven longer.

Options: is not enough cooked, is not cooked enough, is cooked enough

Question 6

The sauce _____ for my taste. I cannot enjoy it.

Options: is spicy enough, is enough spicy, is too spicy

Question 7

We _____ plates for all the guests. Some people will not have plates.

Options: do not have enough, have too many, have enough not

Question 8

We _____ oil to fry the fish. The recipe needs 200 ml, and the bottle contains exactly 200 ml.

Options: have too much, have enough, enough have

Question 9

There are _____ onions in the fridge for the recipe. We need to buy more.

Options: too many, enough not, not enough

Question 10

The recipe _____ for a beginner to follow. The steps are very complicated, and a beginner cannot understand them.

Options: is too difficult, is difficult enough, is enough difficult

Practise Food - Cooking Dinner with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 10 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.

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