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Ye Thu Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"too ... to .............. not ... enough to"
He is too ill to go to school.
Can I rewrite it as the following ways?
(1) He is not fine enough to go to school.
(2) He is not well enough to go to school.
(3) He is not healthy enough to go to school. Thanks in advance.
Can I rewrite it as the following ways?
(1) He is not fine enough to go to school.
(2) He is not well enough to go to school.
(3) He is not healthy enough to go to school. Thanks in advance.
Top answer
#2 and #3 are OK. #1 is not.
- #2 and #3 are OK.
- #1 is not.
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fivejedjon#2 and #3 are OK. #1 is not.Dear fivejedjon, I have known that "fine" has the same meaning as "well or healthy". If you don't mind, I'd like to know why "fine" can't be used here. Thank you again.
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