Question

1 I haven't got ... enough sugar... (sugar) to make a cake.2 The water isn't .......(clean) to swim in.3 The shelves aren't ......(strong) to put the books on.4 He hasn't got(milk) to put in his tea.5 There aren't(players) to make a team.6 She isn't ...... ....... (fast) to win the race.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 I haven't got  enough sugar to make a cake.

2 The water isn't clean enough   to swim in.

3 The shelves aren't strong enough  to put the books on.

4 He hasn't got enough milk to put in his tea.

5 There aren't enough players to make a team.

6 She isn't fast enough  to win the race.​

Объяснение

enough  ставится перед существительным, но после прилагательного или наречия

Answer 2

1. I haven't got enough sugar to make a cake. This means that the speaker does not have an adequate amount of sugar to use in the process of making a cake.

2. The water isn't clean to swim in. This means that the water is not of a sufficient quality or cleanliness to be safe for swimming.

3. The shelves aren't strong to put the books on. This means that the shelves are not sturdy or durable enough to support the weight of the books.

4. He hasn't got milk to put in his tea. This means that the person does not have any milk available to add to their tea.

5. There aren't enough players to make a team. This means that there is an insufficient number of individuals to form a complete team for a particular activity or sport.

6. She isn't fast enough to win the race. This means that the person mentioned is not able to run or move quickly enough to achieve victory in the race.