Exercise : underline the correct word. In the following sentences, choose the correct form in parentheses. 1. There were not (enough people / people enough) to have the meeting. 2. Jenny has learned (enough French / French enough) to study France next week. 3. Do you have (enough time / time enough) to talk right now? 4. She drove (enough fast / fast enough) to win the race. 5. Mr. Vibol will graduate from law school (enough soon / soon enough) to join the Khmer cop. 6. We arrive (enough early / early enough) to have some coffee before class began. 7. It has rained (enough hard / hard enough) to flood the low-lying areas. 8. You should type (enough slowly / slowly enough) that you will not make an error. 9. He has just (enough flour / flour enough) to bake that loaf of bread. 10. There are (enough books / books enough) for each student to have one. 11. It is not (enough cold / cold enough) to wear a heavy jacket. 12. Do you have (enough sugar / sugar enough) for the cake? 13. Jane bought (enough red paint / red paint enough) to finish the barn. 14. Mr. Vibol doesn’t have (enough money / money enough) to attend the concert. 15. Jenny speaks English (well enough / enough well) to be an interpreter and translator. 16. Despite the time of this year, yesterday s’ temperature was (enough hot / hot enough) to turn on the air conditioning. 17. He didn’t get the job because he wasn’t (experienced enough/ enough experience). 18. He didn’t get the job because he didn’t have (enough experience/ experienced enough) 19. She shouldn’t get married yet. She’s not (enough old / old enough). 20. You won’t pass the examination if you don’t work (hard enough / enough hard). 21 This water wasn’t (clean enough / enough clean to swim in.
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