Spot the error. The garage was just about enough big for two cars to fit in.
Correct answer: B. enough big
- A. just about
- B. enough big
- C. for two cars
- D. to fit in
Explanation
Option B. error is in the phrase "enough big". The correct phrase should be "big enough".The corrected sentence is: "The garage was just about big enough for two cars to fit in.""Big enough" is an idiomatic expression that means "sufficiently large" or "of adequate size". In this sentence, it indicates that the garage has enough space to accommodate two cars.
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