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Enough

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Quantifiers: Enough

🗺️ Grammar Map

Enough + Noun
Enough + Adjective
Enough + Verb

📖 1. The Core Rules & Patterns

Base ➔ Target
I have enough money.
I have enough money to buy a book.
💡 Why: "Enough" indicates a sufficient quantity of money to make a purchase.
Base ➔ Target
She is enough tall.
She is enough tall to reach the shelf.
💡 Why: "Enough" describes a sufficient height to accomplish a task.

🎯 2. Real-Life Usage Scenarios

At School

Base ➔ Target
Do we have enough pencils?
Yes, we have enough pencils for everyone.
💡 Why: This indicates a sufficient number of pencils for the class.

At Home

Base ➔ Target
We have enough food for dinner.
We have enough food to feed all the guests.
💡 Why: This shows there is sufficient food for the gathering.

⚠️ 3. Common Mistakes

❌ Incorrect Usage

  • She has enough friends.
  • I don't have enough time.
  • Do we have enough chairs?

✅ Correct Usage

  • She has enough friends to play.
  • I have enough time to finish.
  • Yes, we have enough chairs for everyone.
💡 Why: The correct usage provides clarity on sufficiency.

❓ 4. Frequently Asked Questions

What does "enough" mean?

"Enough" means a sufficient amount or degree.

Can I use "enough" with negative sentences?

Yes, you can use "enough" in negative sentences to indicate insufficiency.

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