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Mr genuine Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

glass enough

He couldn’t mend the window because there was not glass enough.

Is "glass enough" correct? I think I have heard it.
  

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Freeguy there was not glass enough . not enough glass . "glass enough" is a phrasing more suitable for drama or for poetry.

— CalifJim

  • Freeguy there was not glass enough .
  • not enough glass .
  • "glass enough" is a phrasing more suitable for drama or for poetry.
  • It is not used in ordinary conversation or writing.
  • CJ
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Freeguythere was not glass enough. not enough glass.
"glass enough" is a phrasing more suitable for drama or for poetry. It is not used in ordinary conversation or writing.

CJ
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