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29 January 2010
ENOUGH
The word ENOUGH goes before a noun:
ENOUGH bread, ENOUGH money, ENOUGH time
But it goes after an adjective:
good ENOUGH, wide ENOUGH, fast ENOUGH
Sometimes it can go alone:
Ok, folks, that's enough for today
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