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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Bothers her enough
Can one say
a. He bothers her every day enough to go crazy.
b. He bothers her every day, enough to go crazy.
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Do they mean
1. Every single day, he bothers her enough to go crazy. She goes crazy every day.
OR
2. He bothers her every day and that will end up driving her crazy.
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I think (a) is wrong and (2) could mean either (1) or (2).
Many thanks.
a. He bothers her every day enough to go crazy.
b. He bothers her every day, enough to go crazy.
?
Do they mean
1. Every single day, he bothers her enough to go crazy. She goes crazy every day.
OR
2. He bothers her every day and that will end up driving her crazy.
?
I think (a) is wrong and (2) could mean either (1) or (2).
Many thanks.
Top answer
azz a. He bothers her every day enough to go crazy. Almost, but not quite.
- azz a.
- He bothers her every day enough to go crazy.
- Almost, but not quite.
- He bothers her enough every day to make her go crazy.
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azza. He bothers her every day enough to go crazy.Almost, but not quite. He bothers her enough every day to make her go crazy.
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