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h) This was the last letter received from my beloved husband.
Supply suitable phrases using “enough”. The example is suggested in the first
sentence.
a) Is the water hot enough for me to have a bath?
b) We can’t have such an expensive holiday if we haven’t got …… .
c) I can’t carve this meat. The carving knife isn’t …… .
d) Have we got …… and forks for our guests?
e) I don’t think she runs…… to take part in this race.
f) Would you be …… to give her a message?
g) There just isn’t …… in my room to fit in another piece of furniture.
h) A man will take his wage and think it …… .
i) I haven’t got …… to get a bus ticket.
If you are not entirely sure about the position of “enough” in the above
sentences you ought to review that adjective+enough means a degree, whereas
enough+noun means a quantity.
Rewrite the following sentences beginning with “it”. Remember that in the
English language such sentences are called “Cleft sentences” and they are
normally used to focus attention on a particular piece of information. (He started
the quarrel, not she. – It was he who started the quarrel, not she.)
a) Freda phoned last night, not Rita.
b) Angela signed the cheque, not her husband.
c) John arrived last Wednesday, not Thursday.
d) I wrote to Frank, not his brother.
e) I use a laptop computer, not a desktop.
Now you are offered to read two texts which both contain interesting
information from the world of science. You are to read them up to the end and
consider which one is worth being retold to your friend as a piece of valuable
information.
PIGEONS ‘NOT SO BIRD-BRAINED’
Pigeons can recognize individual human faces and the expressions on them,
showing that they are far more intelligent than hitherto suspected, a psychologist
said yesterday. “We showed the birds black-and white photographs of four
people, each exhibiting four emotions – happiness, anger, surprise and disgust,”
said Professor Edward Wasserman of the University of Iowa.