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ENOUGH
Adjectives vs Nouns
(adjective) + enough
example:
“She is old enough to drive.”
“She is old enough.”
In these examples, ‘enough’ is used an adverb.
enough + (noun)
example:
“I have enough money.”
“I have enough.”
In these examples, ‘enough’ is used an adjective.
Use the words provided and fill in the blanks below.
1. (money) I don’t have ________________ ________________ to go shopping.
2. (old) Are you ________________ ________________ to get a driver’s license?
3. (fast) My old car is too slow. It isn’t ________________ ________________.
4. (eggs) Yes, there are ________________ ________________ to bake a cake.
5. (warm) Is it ________________ ________________ to go to the beach today?
6. (people) Where can I find ________________ ________________ for the game?
7. (tests) Our teacher never gives us ________________ ________________.
8. (strong) I’m not ________________ ________________ to open this box.
9. (sugar) Is there ________________ ________________ in your tea?
10. (sweet) Is your tea ________________ ________________?
11. (well) I don’t feel ________________ ________________ to go to school today.
12. (bright) Is the room ________________ ________________?
13. (water) You should remember to drink ________________ ________________.
14. (space) Is there ________________ ________________ to do our work?
15. (coins) Do you have ________________ ________________ for the bus?
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