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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Interesting enough
Can one say
a. The book was interesting enough to read to the end.
b. The book was interesting enough to read it to the end.
c. The book was interesting enough to read all of it.
d. The book was interesting enough for me to read all of it.
e. The book was interesting enough to read it all.
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Many thanks.
a. The book was interesting enough to read to the end.
b. The book was interesting enough to read it to the end.
c. The book was interesting enough to read all of it.
d. The book was interesting enough for me to read all of it.
e. The book was interesting enough to read it all.
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Many thanks.
Top answer
“interesting enough” is much the same as “sufficiently interesting”. I would use (a) and (e). In (b) “it” is superfluous/unnecessary.
- “interesting enough” is much the same as “sufficiently interesting”.
- I would use (a) and (e).
- In (b) “it” is superfluous/unnecessary.
- In (c) and (d) “of” is superfluous, and (e) says it better.
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“interesting enough” is much the same as “sufficiently interesting”.
I would use (a) and (e).
In (b) “it” is superfluous/unnecessary.
In (c) and (d) “of” is superfluous, and (e) says it better.
I would use (a) and (e).
In (b) “it” is superfluous/unnecessary.
In (c) and (d) “of” is superfluous, and (e) says it better.
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