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Enough Exercise

November 27, 2019 A1pdf

Fill in the blanks.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I didn't get ............... to finish the job.
Wrong!
Use "enough time" because "enough" comes before a noun.
2He does not have ............... to buy a car.
Wrong!
Use "enough money" because "enough" comes before a noun.
3His work was ...............
Wrong!
Use "good enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
4He didn't run ............... to catch the criminal.
Wrong!
Use "fast enough" because "enough" comes after an adverb.
5Have we got ...............?
Wrong!
Use "enough volunteers" because "enough" comes before a noun.
6He didn't work ............... to pass the test.
Wrong!
Use "hard enough" because "enough" comes after an adverb.
7He is ............... to take care of a pet.
Wrong!
Use "mature enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
8She is not ............... to marry.
Wrong!
Use "old enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
9The weather wasn't ............... for a picnic.
Wrong!
Use "good enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
10He is not ............... to drive a car.
Wrong!
Use "old enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
11He is not ............... to be a sprinter.
Wrong!
Use "tall enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.
12You are not ............... to be a boxer.
Wrong!
Use "strong enough" because "enough" comes after an adjective.

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  1. I didn’t get enough time to finish the job.
  2. He does not have enough money to buy a car.
  3. His work was good enough
  4. He didn’t run fast enough to catch the criminal.
  5. Have we got enough volunteers?
  6. He didn’t work hard enough to pass the test.
  7. He is mature enough to take care of a pet.
  8. She is not old enough to marry.
  9. The weather wasn’t good enough for a picnic.
  10. He is not old enough to drive a car.
  11. He is not tall enough to be a sprinter.
  12. You are not strong enough to be a boxer.

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