[Grammar] Help with this "enough"

thienan123456 · May 1, 2013

Which is the correct answer.

Benzema is ........... to be in the national team.
A. a good enough player
B. a player enough well
C. a player well enough
D. an enough good player

HanibalII · May 1, 2013

thienan123456 said:
Which is the correct answer.

Benzema is ........... to be in the national team.
A. a good enough player
B. a player enough well
C. a player well enough
D. an enough good player

What do you think is the correct answer?

Please attempt to answer your question, then somebody will tell you whether it's correct, or will steer you in the right direction.

thienan123456 · May 1, 2013

thienan123456 said:
Which is the correct answer.

Benzema is ........... to be in the national team.
A. a good enough player
B. a player enough well
C. a player well enough
D. an enough good player

I think the answer is A. I just wanna make sure 'cause I'm in two minds about whether it is A or D

Route21 · May 1, 2013

As an NES but not a teacher, A works for me.
Regards
R21

HanibalII · May 1, 2013

thienan123456 said:
I think the answer is A. I just wanna make sure 'cause I'm in two minds about whether it is A or D

You are correct.

5jj · May 1, 2013

thienan123456 said:
I just wanna make sure 'cause I'm in two minds

As this is a forum to help people with English, please use correct written forms here:

I just want to make sure because I'm in two minds.

SoothingDave · May 1, 2013

5jj said:
As this is a forum to help people with English, please use correct written forms here:

I just want to make sure because I'm in two minds.

"Of two minds" in AmE.

Odessa Dawn · May 1, 2013

SoothingDave said:
"Of two minds" in AmE.

:up: Yes, Dave. You have told me not to use in here in a previous thread. Thank you.

5jj · May 1, 2013

Odessa Dawn said:
:up: Yes, Dave. You have told me not to use in here in a previous thread. Thank you.

It's fine in BrE.

SoothingDave · May 1, 2013

Odessa Dawn said:
:up: Yes, Dave. You have told me not to use in here in a previous thread. Thank you.

I'm glad you remember, cause I don't. ;-)

Route21 · May 2, 2013

Yes. The free dictionary gives both variations for BrE but only "in" for AME.

See:
mind - definition of mind by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

Regards
R21

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