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Jose Rodriguez Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Not enough exhaustive
Two options to complete the following sentence: "Is it _____ exhaustive or not _______ exhaustive?"
Options: too, too and too, enough.
According to my teacher it's "Is it too exhaustive or not enough exhaustive?", and she says that in American English it's not commonly said like that, yet in British English it is.
¿Is she right?
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" Enough is placed after the adjective or adverb. Is this good enough ? Does the shoe fit well enough ?
- " Enough is placed after the adjective or adverb.
- Is this good enough ?
- Does the shoe fit well enough ?
- Is your coffee hot enough ?
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Is it __too___ exhaustive or not ___too____ exhaustive?"
Is it __too___ exhaustive or not ___—____ exhaustive enough?"
Enough is placed after the adjective or adv
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