Complete the detective's notes on the world's clumsiest getaway driver.

The suspect drove too recklessly to blend in with normal traffic, but surprisingly, he didn't drive fast enough to actually escape the police scooters.

The suspect drove too recklessly to blend in with normal traffic, but surprisingly, he didn't drive fast enough to actually escape the police scooters.

When modifying an adverb, too goes before the adverb (too recklessly).

Enough goes after the adverb (fast enough). Notice how both are followed by an infinitive verb ("to blend", "to escape").