Question

He didn't work.... 1)enough hard 2)hard enough

Answer 1

He didn't work 2) hard enough. - Он работал недостаточно упорно.

To work (how?) hard - Работать (как?) упорно. Enough ставится после слов, отвечающих на вопрос "как?".

Answer 2

Ответ: 2

Объяснение:

Enough ставится всегда после прилагательных и перед существительными

Answer 3

Both options convey a similar meaning, but they differ in their word order and emphasis.

1. "He didn't work enough hard." This sentence places the adverb "enough" before the adjective "hard." It suggests that the person in question did not put in sufficient effort or exertion. The emphasis is on the level of effort.

2. "He didn't work hard enough." This sentence places the adverb "enough" after the adjective "hard." It also suggests that the person did not put in sufficient effort, but the emphasis is on the degree or level of work. It implies that the amount of work done was insufficient.

Both forms are grammatically correct, but the second option ("hard enough") is more commonly used in English.