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Enough As An Adjective And Adverb Exercise

March 18, 2022 A2pdf

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Progress 0 of 12 answered
1There aren’t ............... to finish the job.
Wrong!
Use "enough volunteers" because enough comes before a noun.
2He is ............... to handle the situation.
Wrong!
Use "mature enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
3The water is ............... for a swim.
Wrong!
Use "warm enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
4Have we got ...............?
Wrong!
Use "enough butter" because enough comes before a noun.
5She was ............... to lend me her car.
Wrong!
Use "kind enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
6She is ............... to marry.
Wrong!
Use "old enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
7The girl was ............... to see through his deception.
Wrong!
Use "clever enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
8The hall was ............... to seat 50 people.
Wrong!
Use "spacious enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
9I have bought ............... for all of us.
Wrong!
Use "enough food" because enough comes before a noun.
10The building is ............... to last another decade.
Wrong!
Use "strong enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
11She was ............... to say no to him.
Wrong!
Use "bold enough" because enough comes after an adjective.
12We aren’t ............... to buy a car.
Wrong!
Use "rich enough" because enough comes after an adjective.

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  1. There aren’t enough volunteers to finish the job.
  2. He is mature enough to handle the situation.
  3. The water is warm enough for a swim.
  4. Have we got enough butter?
  5. She was kind enough to lend me her car.
  6. She is old enough to marry.
  7. The girl was clever enough to see through his deception.
  8. The hall was spacious enough to seat 50 people.
  9. I have bought enough food for all of us.
  10. The building is strong enough to last another decade.
  11. She was bold enough to say no to him.
  12. We aren’t rich enough to buy a car.

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