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Enough Worksheet Exercise

April 12, 2021 A2pdf

Fill in the blanks.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The hall is ............... to seat all the guests.
Wrong!
Use "large enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
2The bananas are ............... to eat.
Wrong!
Use "ripe enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
3We haven’t got ............... to buy a car.
Wrong!
Use "enough money" because "enough" comes before a noun.
4You are ............... to get married.
Wrong!
Use "old enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
5Are there ...............?
Wrong!
Use "enough eggs" because "enough" comes before a noun.
6He was ............... to correct his mistake.
Wrong!
Use "quick enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
7There is ............... for us to play one more game.
Wrong!
Use "enough time" because "enough" comes before a noun.
8We received ............... last year.
Wrong!
Use "enough rain" because "enough" comes before a noun.
9The water is ............... for a swim.
Wrong!
Use "warm enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
10It is ............... to fit inside your pocket.
Wrong!
Use "small enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
11She is ............... to face any challenge.
Wrong!
Use "bold enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
12We haven’t got ...............
Wrong!
Use "enough teachers" because "enough" comes before a noun.

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  1. The hall is large enough to seat all the guests.
  2. The bananas are ripe enough to eat.
  3. We haven’t got enough money to buy a car.
  4. You are old enough to get married.
  5. Are there enough eggs?
  6. He was quick enough to correct his mistake.
  7. There is enough time for us to play one more game.
  8. We received enough rain last year.
  9. The water is warm enough for a swim.
  10. It is small enough to fit inside your pocket.
  11. She is bold enough to face any challenge.
  12. We haven’t got enough teachers

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