The document discusses the different ways the word "enough" can be used as a determiner, pronoun, and adverb. It provides examples of "enough" used in different positions within sentences, both after adjectives and before nouns. The document also contains examples rewriting sentences to replace lengthier phrases with the word "enough" to convey the same meaning more concisely.

1. ANR
Usage of “Enough”.

2. “Enough” may be used as a determiner, pronoun and as
an adverb.
 I have enough time. (Determiner)
 I have enough money. (Determiner)
This house isn’t big enough. (Adverb)
This problem is hard enough to tackle. (Adverb)
I have enough. (may be rest, money etc.)
We’ve nearly run out of money. Do you think there’s
enough for today’s expenses?

3.  He is very intelligent. He can solve the problem.
 He is intelligent enough to solve the problem.
 He has intelligence. He can solve the problem.
 He has enough intelligence to solve the problem.

4. Observe how the word “enough” used in both
the sentences. In the 1st sentence it is
written after the adjective and in the
2nd before a noun
రెండు వాక్యాలలో “enough” యొక్క స్థా నెం లో మార్పు ని గమనిెంచ వచ్చు.
మొదటి వాక్ాెం లో adjective కి తర్పవాత రెండో వాక్ాెం లో noun కి మెందు
రాయడెం జరిగెంది.

5. Rewrite the following sentences using “enough”.
 Ramesh is so strong that he can defeat Rajesh.
 Ramesh is strong enough to defeat Rajesh.
 Karuna was so tall that she could reach the shelf.
 Karuna was tall enough to reach the shelf.
 Ramesh is very strong that he can defeat Rajesh.
 Ramesh is strong enough to defeat Rajesh.
 Karuna was very tall that she could reach the shelf.
 Karuna was tall enough to reach the shelf.

6.  Ramesh has strength. He can defeat Rajesh.
 Ramesh has enough strength to defeat Rajesh.
 Karuna did homework. Teacher appreciated her.
 Karuna did enough homework to be appreciated by
her teacher.
 The room has space. I can accommodate you.
 The room has enough space to accommodate you.

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