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To complete this exercise, we'll rephrase each sentence using the word "enough" properly. Let's start:

1. He is too short to get an apple from the tree.
   Rewritten: He is not tall enough to get an apple from the tree.

2. The soil isn’t good for the flowers to grow.
   Rewritten: The soil is not good enough for the flowers to grow.

3. The trousers are too short for his legs.
   Rewritten: The trousers are not long enough for his legs.

4. The box is too heavy for the child to carry.
   Rewritten: The box is not light enough for the child to carry.

5. The child is too weak to climb on it.
   Rewritten: The child is not strong enough to climb on it.

6. The hotel is too uncomfortable to stay at.
   Rewritten: The hotel is not comfortable enough to stay at.

In these transformations, "enough" is used after adjectives and before nouns to convey that something meets the necessary requirements or standards.