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BW2/3 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

enough

0It constantly generates about 12 watts of energy, enough to keep a flashlight glowing. 02br
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00It constantly generates about 12 watts of energy, which is enough to keep a flashlight glowing. 02br
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00Are they the same?02br
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0It constantly generates about 12 watts of energy, (which is) enough to keep a flashlight glowing02br
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00"Are they the same?" yes0-
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0 Same meaning to me.0-
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0Thank you all, 02br
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00Why is the author did not include 'which is ' in the first sentence? 02br
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00To me, it is easier for me to understand if he has written down. 0-
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0 01b00,02b00[i.e. after a comma] (which is) enough02br
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0In the first sentence the second part refers to the noun 01i00energy02i00, while in the second it describes whole first part.02br
00In other words,02br
001st sentence: 12 watts of energy is enough02br
002st sentence: Generating 12 watts of energy is enough (probably there is an additional source of energy).02br
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