4. Complete the dialogue. Use too or enough with the adjective in brackets or the superlative form.

Kate:    Now we join Brett Simpson for the (1)_____________________ (late) news about the wildfires. Brett, what’s happening?

Brett:   Well, the police aren’t allowing us to get (2)_____________________ (close) to the fires, but I can feel the heat from here.

Kate:   How are the people in the area reacting? It isn’t one of the (3)_____________________ (rich) parts of the country, is it?

Brett:   No, it isn’t. Some people are (4)_____________________ (lucky) to have relatives in other cities, so they’re leaving. But many are (5)_____________________ (old) or (6)_____________________ (ill) to travel. They’re waiting and hoping.

Kate:    What’s the (7)_____________________ (good) thing other people can do to help?

Brett:   Well, I asked the police that question. They said the (8)_____________________ (helpful) thing is to stay away from the area. Thousands of people are coming here just to have a look. This is one of the (9)_____________________ (big) and (10)_____________________ (spectacular) fires for decades. But these people are getting in the way of the emergency services and their work. And their job is (11)_____________________ (difficult) without that!

Kate:    What is the (12)_____________________ (likely) cause of the fire?

Brett:   It’s (13)_____________________ (early) to say. Sometimes lightning can start a fire like this, if the trees are (14)_____________________ (dry). But of course, humans are the (15)_____________________ (probable) cause.