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Enough: adjective - noun

       ENOUGH + noun

      He doesn't have enough paint to finish the bathroom wall.

      I haven't cooked enough rice to feed everyone.

      ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH   

       The coffee is not sweet enough to drink.                                 

     The athlete is fast enough to win the race.         

 * To + verb' often follows expressions with 'enough'.

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1.

to

time

He

have

his

doesn't

enough

do

homework.

2.

the

I'm

enough

shelf.

tall

to

reach

not

3.

Peter

doesn't

have

money

enough

petrol.

to

buy

4.

old

alone.

at

home

Their

to

son

stay

isn't

enough

5.

I

hungry

wasn't

lunch

this

to

afternoon.

enough

eat

6.

enough

gives

Her

to

never

homework

her

teacher

do.

7.

weren't

players

hockey.

to

enough

a

There

of

game

have

8.

yesterday.

I

go

jogging

have

enough

to

didn't

energy

9.

join

enough

club?

Is

the

to

he

interested

10.

were

to

comfortable

boots

wear.

The

enough