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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What is the correct form for this sentence ?
Do you say "There are no enough books in the library"
or "There are not enough books in the library"
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or "There are not enough books in the library"
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You can put no in front of a noun: There are no books here.
But not in front of adverbs of degree like enough: There are not enough books here.
Any of these can come before books.
no
some
many
not many
too many
not too many
a lot of
not a lo
But not in front of adverbs of degree like enough: There are not enough books here.
Any of these can come before books.
no
some
many
not many
too many
not too many
a lot of
not a lo
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