Too vs Enough Dictation: Enough after Adjectives
A2 Level
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Catch enough after the adjective. Warm enough, for example, means the warmth meets the need. Not before the adjective says it does not, so give the negative a careful listen. The phrase afterwards may name a person or an action that explains the need. Enough belongs after the describing word here, even if that order feels unusual. Write it where you hear it and keep the rest of the sentence, rather than moving enough before the adjective.
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