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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Can adverb 'well' modify adjectuves?
Dear Teachers 
I would like to know if I can place the adverb "well" right before the adjective 'enough' in my sentence.
" It was not well enough to change people's opinion."
I know 'well' is an adverb and adverbs can modify adjectives.
But somehow the sentence above doesn't sound natural to me.
I would like to figure out why.
Thanks in advance, SR
I would like to know if I can place the adverb "well" right before the adjective 'enough' in my sentence.
" It was not well enough to change people's opinion."
I know 'well' is an adverb and adverbs can modify adjectives.
But somehow the sentence above doesn't sound natural to me.
I would like to figure out why.
Thanks in advance, SR
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You need to specify what is lacking:
"The argument was not explained well enough to change people's opinion."
"The argument was not explained well enough to change people's opinion."
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