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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Enough of
I did not eat enough food for lunch.
I had enough of your nuisance.
When would you use 'enough of'?
I had enough of your nuisance.
When would you use 'enough of'?
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In the first, 'enough' is an adjective; in the second, it is a pronoun. Use them appropriately.
- In the first, 'enough' is an adjective; in the second, it is a pronoun.
- Use them appropriately.
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In the first, 'enough' is an adjective; in the second, it is a pronoun. Use them appropriately.
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