USE OF ENOUGH

I had money. I could pay the bill. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: I had money enough to pay the bill.

He is not strong. He can not carry the load. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: He is not strong enough to carry the load.

The writer was not rich. He could not order many costly items of food for himself. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: The writer was not rich enough to order many costly items of food for himself.

I am not vindictive. I can not take revenge. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: I am not vindictive enough to take revenge.

Jerry was honest. He admitted that he had broken the axe-handle. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: Jerry was honest enough to admit that he had broken the axe-handle.

Della and Jim were wise. They sacrificed their best possessions for each other. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: Della and Jim were wise enough to sacrifice their best possessions for each other.

The lady guest was not very young. She could not excite devastating passions. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: The lady guest was not very young enough to excite devastating passions.

He does not earn much money. He can not maintain his family. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: He does not earn much enough money to maintain his family.

Bhulu is very strong. He can do this work. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: Bhulu is strong enough to do this work.

She was very intelligent. She won a scholarship to the university. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: She was intelligent enough to win a scholarship to the university.

I was very young. I had no prejudice against poetry. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: I was young enough not to have prejudice against poetry.

The snow drifts are very deep. The institution is cut off from the village. (Use ‘enough’)

Answer: The snow drifts are deep enough for the institution to be cut off from the village.