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Ardorado Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Kind enough?
can someone grammatically explain,
why kind comes in front of enough?
i know kind and enough are adjectives but why in that order?
why kind comes in front of enough?
i know kind and enough are adjectives but why in that order?
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Hi, 'Enough' is an adverb here, modifying 'kind'. com/dictionary/enough Clive
- Hi, 'Enough' is an adverb here, modifying 'kind'.
- com/dictionary/enough Clive
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Hi,
'Enough' is an adverb here, modifying 'kind'.
Look at http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/enough
Clive
'Enough' is an adverb here, modifying 'kind'.
Look at http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/enough
Clive
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ardoradocan someone grammatically explain, why kind comes in front of enough?i know kind and enough areThere's no particular reason; it's just one of those features of English grammar.
I see "enough" as a determinative functioning as modifier of the adjective "kind".
The position of "enough" depends on the head word of the phrase cont
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