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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Fast enough
Can one say
a. These machines are fast enough that our workers will meet the deadline.
b. These machines are fast enough for our workers to meet the deadline.
c. We have fast enough machines that our workers will meet the deadline.
d. We have fast enough machines for our workers to meet the deadline.
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Many thanks.
a. These machines are fast enough that our workers will meet the deadline.
b. These machines are fast enough for our workers to meet the deadline.
c. We have fast enough machines that our workers will meet the deadline.
d. We have fast enough machines for our workers to meet the deadline.
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Many thanks.
Top answer
A and B sound reasonably normal; C and D don't.
- A and B sound reasonably normal; C and D don't.
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Thank you very much Mr. Micawber.
Can one save (c) and (d) thus
c1. We have machines fast enough that our workers will meet the deadline.
d1. We have machines fast enough for
Can one save (c) and (d) thus
c1. We have machines fast enough that our workers will meet the deadline.
d1. We have machines fast enough for
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C1 and C2 seem to me sentences that would be revised to D1 and D2 in a text.
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