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Using ‘enough… to…’ for expressing sufficiency

Phrase 'Enough... to...'

Similar with the word 'too', 'enough' sufficiency is means something meets the
needs or requirement. Lets say you have two or three sheets of paper to do your
homework, and your homework need two papers. It means that you have enough
paper to write your homework. Let us read the conversation below to know about it.
‘enough' means 'sufficient or meet the requirement’. It is mainly used to talk
about sufficiency situations in present. After the word enough occur in a sentence, it
mainly followed by noun or noun phrase.
Generally, the word 'enough’ is used to indicate that certain noun, adverb, or
verb is being sufficient or meet the requirement. Let us observe the phrases below!
1. enough sleeping means the activity of sleep is being meet the minimum
requirement and not overly done from the standard.
2. enough clothes means that the clothes being owned is normal for person to own.
3. understand enough means that the person have meet the minimum requirement
of knowing of certain subject or phrase.
4. clear enough means the object (e.g. water, drink, weather) being talked about is
have degree of clearness to be seen through.

While the word 'to' which precedes the sentence with 'enough' can be
functioned as standard parameter or measurement for the sufficiency. Take a look at
these sentences as example!

a. The student packed enough lunch to the extra lesson today.

Here the speaker tells the listener that the student is having a certain amount of
lunch which considered enough for him to eat to pass the extra lesson at school.

b. The teacher is tall enough to change clock in our class.

Here the speaker tells the listener that the teacher's height is able to reach the clock
which may be located high in the class.
c. The person is kind enough to travel here just to return my lost wallet.
The person here having a certain degree of kindness that able to make him travel for
a such distance to simply returning the wallet to its owner. Should he was not kind
enough, he/she would not doing so.

d. I have enough instant noodles to a week.

The speaker said that he own a number of cup noodles that able to support his
necessity for a certain amount of time.

Reading the examples you may notice that 'enough' is sometimes placed before the
word it modifies. For example:
- What do we need for dinner? I think we have enough vegetables.
- She feels that Tom has more than enough time to help.

In the other examples, 'enough' is placed after the word in modifies.

For example:
- You should ask John for help he's rich enough to help us all!
- I don't think they are smart enough to take that class.

RULES FOR 'ENOUGH'

Place 'enough' directly after the adjective modified when using 'enough' as an
adverb to mean to the required degree or extent.
- He's not patient enough to understand children.
- My friend wasn't intelligent enough to take the job.

Place 'enough' directly after the adverb modified when using enough as an adverb
to mean to the required degree or extent.
- Peter drove slowly enough for us to look at all the houses.
- The students studied carefully enough to do well on the exam.
Place 'enough' directly before a noun to state that there is as much or as many as
required.
- Do you have enough money for your vacation?
- I'm afraid we don't have enough oranges to make the dessert.

Basic form in using 'too' to express sufficiency

Below is the example to form sufficiency phrase.
> Used with nouns:
Example:
- I have enough sauce in my soup
- Mom bought enough rice grain for a week
> Used with adverbs:
Example:
- She runs quick enough to catch the ball
- He kicked the ball hard enough to make it cross the field
> Used with verbs:
Example:
- I eat enough.
- She is already study enough for the test.
- You need to get enough score to pass.
> Asking a question using 'enough'
Example:
- Did you buy enough chocolates?
- What are the bad effect of eating enough?
- Is the noodle is cooked enough?
- Don't you think the soup is spicy enough?

The sufficiency markers also used in the text. Read the short passage below to give
you image on how it is used!
This Is What Happens When You Don't Drink Enough Water

Besides the fact that you'd literally die without it, there are many, MANY
imperative reasons to drink water frequently, every single day. It starts out pretty
mild you might feel thirsty and have a dry mouth. But the long-term effects of not
drinking enough water not only have an effect on your weight (in a bad way), but
they're also extremely dangerous and life-threatening. Here's what happens to your
body.
Consistently not drinking enough water for an extended period of time has its
effect as well. Although you may brush off the milder side effects, your body is still
suffering and several of these have a significant bearing on weight gain.
Now for the worst of it. Yes, it's terrible that dehydration can make you gain
weight (or keep you from losing it), but there are some bigger issues at hand. If
you're truly neglecting your water intake, this should likely help you get on track.
Here's what happens to your body when you don't get enough water.

1. Heart injury

2. Brain swelling

3. Seizures

4. Hypovolemic shock

5. Kidney failure

6. Coma and death

Let us read the conversation below to know about how to use the 'enough'
word into a dialogue!
Niko and Dodo meet in the school yard.
Niko : Hi Dodo, how was the score?
Dodo : I did it! I got A+ in statistics. "
Niko : That's cool.
Dodo : How about you?
Niko : Well, not bad. I have enough points to get B.
Dodo : B is good enough to pass the exam.
Niko : How about the physic score?
Dodo : I am not really good at it. I failed.
Niko : Really? I thought you have enough time to answer the question.
Dodo : I do have the time but I don't have enough knowledge to solve the questions.
Niko : I got B+ on it. I glad I studied last week.
Dodo : Professor said I can get enough mark if I can answer one more correctly.
Niko : That's a shame.
Dodo : How about your English?.
Niko : I did it. I answered enough to get A+.
Dodo : Wow, It means you answered all correctly.
Niko : I guess so.
Dodo : Anyway, I also got enough points to get A+ too.
Niko : Wow. Can't say I can't believe that.
Dodo : Well you have to believe it anyway. The score will be distributed tomorrow.

Rina and Rere meet in library.

Rina : Hello Rere.
Rere : Hi, Rina. Good to see you.
Rina : You too. How've you been?
Rere : Busy, you?
Rina : No, I have enough spare time because the class assignment is easy enough.
How about you?
Rere : It's very difficult to me but I can get it done somehow.
Rina : Good. how about the last exam?
Rere : Fair enough. I can manage to pass.
Rina : The test was hard.
Rere : Do you plane anything on upcoming vacation?
Rina : No, how about you?
Rere : Neither. I want to stay home
Rina : Let’s go somewhere!
Rere : Sure. I want to go to a cinema.

Note:
After learning both ‘too’ and ‘enough’, you need to understand the difference
between them in sentence. Too does not mean very.
She is very beautiful. (NOT She is too beautiful)
She is too fat. OR She is very fat.
In an informal style, however, too is often used instead of very.
You are too kind. (less formal than ‘you are very kind’.)