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The weather is very fine. we can go fishing.

• The weather is fine enough for us to go fishing.

• The weather is very fine enough for us to go fishing.

• The weather is fine for we to go fishing.

• The weather is enough fine for us to go fishing.

We aren’t rich. We can’t buy a big house.

• We are not rich enough to buy a big house.

• We are not enough rich to buy a big house.

• We are poor enough to buy a big house.

• We are not enough rich to buy a big house.

The room isn’t bright. We can’t see anything.

• The room is not bright enough for we to see anything.

• The room isn’t bright enough for us to see anything.

• The room is dark for us to see anything.

• The room isn't bright enough to see anything.

She is tall. She can be a volleyball player.

• She is tall enough to be a volleyball player.

• She is not short enough to become a volleyball player.

• She is enough tall to become a volleyball player.

• She is tall enough for her to be a volleyball player.

I don’t have time. I can’t finish my work.

• I do not have time enough to finish my work.

• I do have enough time to finish my work.

• I don’t have enough time to finish my work.

• I have enough time to finish my work.

The weather is nice. My family can go on a picnic.

• The weather is nice enough for my family to go on a picnic.

• The weather is not nice enough for my family to go on a picnic.

• The weather is bad enough for my family to go on a picnic.

• The weather is enough nice for my family to go on a picnic.

I have money. I can afford this laptop.

• I have money enough to buy this laptop.

• I have enough money to buy this laptop.

• I have enough money to sell this laptop.

• I have enough money for me to buy this laptop.

John runs fast. He can win the race.

• John runs fast enough to win the race.

• John runs enough fast to win the race.

• John runs slow enough to win the race.

• John runs fast enough for him to win the race.

She is old. She can make her own decision.

• She is not young enough to make her own decision.

• She is young enough to make her own decision.

• She is old enough to decide for herself.

• She is enough old to decide for herself.

She is very kind. We love her.

• She is too kind for us to love.

• She is kind enough for us to love her.

• She is kind enough for us to love.

• She is enough kind for us to love.