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2019 February 25
MK
It means you lack context or understand it wrong )
But if context is unclear
ММ
Everything is okay 👌
MK
Everything is okay 👌
Yes it is but which opinions?
ММ
Yes it is but which opinions?
DG
But if context is unclear
Then saying 'well enough' means 'enough for something', while saying just 'enough' means... who knows what it means.
Sentences like "she knows English enough" just don't make any sense, people would ask something like 'enough for what' or just ignore you thinking you are a tourist.
Sentences like "she knows English enough" just don't make any sense, people would ask something like 'enough for what' or just ignore you thinking you are a tourist.
MK
Then saying 'well enough' means 'enough for something', while saying just 'enough' means... who knows what it means.
Sentences like "she knows English enough" just don't make any sense, people would ask something like 'enough for what' or just ignore you thinking you are a tourist.
Sentences like "she knows English enough" just don't make any sense, people would ask something like 'enough for what' or just ignore you thinking you are a tourist.
She knows eng well enough dont make sense too
MK
Well for what
MK
To get 5 in school
DG
She knows eng well enough dont make sense too
When you say it, you mean it was well enough to talk with you
DG
Okay, let's switch to another verb.
MK
Or to pass ielts at 8.5
DG
"He played football enough".
"He played football well enough".
Don't you see a difference here?)
"He played football well enough".
Don't you see a difference here?)
MK
"He played football enough".
"He played football well enough".
Don't you see a difference here?)
"He played football well enough".
Don't you see a difference here?)
It is obvious here
DG
Of course.
DG
And I think it's obvious enough to stop saying that 'well enough' is the same as 'enough'.
DG
And maybe even stop reading that shit writing such stupid things.