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Silak12 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Are these correct?
Hye everyone! I want to know, are these right sentences and my understandings.Please help me improving these.
"It was dark enough not to see that cars colour"(this means I could not see its correct colour because of too much dark?)
Is "not" correct in above sentence?
"It wasn,t bright enough for me to see its colour"(Does this mean same as above?)
"The car was fast enough not to see its number"(Is this sentence correct how should I write this actually I want to use "enough " in this sentence)
"The car was far enough to let me see its number"(Can I use "let" here)
Thanks!
"It was dark enough not to see that cars colour"(this means I could not see its correct colour because of too much dark?)
Is "not" correct in above sentence?
"It wasn,t bright enough for me to see its colour"(Does this mean same as above?)
"The car was fast enough not to see its number"(Is this sentence correct how should I write this actually I want to use "enough " in this sentence)
"The car was far enough to let me see its number"(Can I use "let" here)
Thanks!
Top answer
) Is "not" correct in above sentence? -- No; I have fixed it. )
- ) Is "not" correct in above sentence?
- -- No; I have fixed it.
- )
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"It was too dark to see the colour of that car."(this means I could not see its correct colour because of too much dark?-- Yes.)
Is "not" correct in above sentence? -- No; I have fixed it.
"It wasn't light enough for me to see its colour"(Does this mean same as above?-- Yes.)
"The car was too fast for me to see its license number"
Is "not" correct in above sentence? -- No; I have fixed it.
"It wasn't light enough for me to see its colour"(Does this mean same as above?-- Yes.)
"The car was too fast for me to see its license number"
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