Question

Task 1. Choose the right variant 1. I didn't run to catch the bus. a) fast enough b) enough fast 2. She is to know better. a) old enough b) enough old 3. We have bought a) enough milk b) milk enough 4. She was to lock the car. a) prudent enough b) enough prudent 5. He was to trust her. a) stupid enough b) enough stupid

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.a 2.a 3.a. 4.a. 5.a.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and choose the correct variant:

1. I didn't run to catch the bus. - a) fast enough - b) enough fast

Correct answer: a) fast enough

2. She is to know better. - a) old enough - b) enough old

Correct answer: a) old enough

3. We have bought - a) enough milk - b) milk enough

Correct answer: a) enough milk

4. She was to lock the car. - a) prudent enough - b) enough prudent

Correct answer: a) prudent enough

5. He was to trust her. - a) stupid enough - b) enough stupid

Correct answer: a) stupid enough

In English, the adjectives like "fast," "old," "prudent," "stupid," etc., usually come before the word "enough" to indicate sufficiency or adequacy. So, the correct structure is adjective + enough.