CHOOSE THE CORRECT SENTENCE
Correct answer: B. This book impressed me enough to praise it."
- A. This book enough impressed me to praise it.
- B. This book impressed me enough to praise it."
- C. "This book enough impressed me praise it."
- D. This book impressed enough me to praise it."
Explanation
This sentence is correct. "Enough" is correctly placed after the verb "impressed" to indicate the extent to which the book impressed the speaker.The structure is natural and grammatically correct, showing that the book impressed the speaker to the extent that they feel the need to praise it.
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