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HungryHippo1234 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Plenty enough
What does plenty enough mean?
“There’s plenty enough food for everyone.” Vs “there’s plenty of food for everyone.” Vs “there’s enough food for everyone.”
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” "plenty enough" = "plenty" in this sentence. CJ
- ” "plenty enough" = "plenty" in this sentence.
- CJ
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“There’s plenty enough food for everyone.” Vs “there’s plenty of food for everyone.” Vs “there’s enough food for everyone.”
"plenty enough" = "plenty" in this sentence.
CJ
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