In the following, four alternatives are given,choose the best.
Correct answer: B. If you don't have enough money, I can lend you some.
- A. If you don't have money enough, I can lend you some.
- B. If you don't have enough money, I can lend you some.
- C. If you don't have enough money, I could lend you some.
- D. If you don't have enough money, I can borrow you some.
Explanation
Option B is the correct choice because it correctly places the adverb "enough" before the noun "money," indicating the sufficiency of funds. The sentence structure is clear, and it conveys the intended meaning effectively
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