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Bmojtaba Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
enough+noun
Which one is true??? and why?
Her many awards were evidence enough that she was a better player.
Her many awards were enough evidence that she was a better player.
Her many awards were evidence enough that she was a better player.
Her many awards were enough evidence that she was a better player.
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We do not know whether either of them are 'true'. Do you mean 'correct'? Both are correct ('enough' is a rare adjective that can both pre- and post-modify); the first seems to suggest that evidence was not really required.
- We do not know whether either of them are 'true'.
- Do you mean 'correct'?
- Both are correct ('enough' is a rare adjective that can both pre- and post-modify); the first seems to suggest that evidence was not really required.
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We do not know whether either of them are 'true'. Do you mean 'correct'? Both are correct ('enough' is a rare adjective that can both pre- and post-modify); the first seems to suggest that evidence was not really required.
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