I/ Enough with noun:

1. My friend has a lot of money. She can buy a new house.

2. There are many chairs in the room. All of the guests can have seats.

3. There is only a little milk in the refrigerator. Our children need more milk to drink.

4. My mom bought much food. We all can come and have lunch at my home.

5. There is only a little water. Mary can't water the trees in the garden.

II/ Enough with edverb:

1. She studies well. She can pass the exam.

2. My younger sister draws cleverly. She can take part in the drawing contest.

3. Peter runs fast. He can win the athletics.

4. Paul's sister sings beautifully. She can become a singer.

5. Bao speaks English very well. He can join this English club.

Enough with adjective: (adj + enough + (for s.o) + to + V(inf)

1. He is too young to go out alone.

2. She is intelligent. She can take part in the contest.

3. My grandmother is too weak to lift the bag.

4. She was too lazy. She didn't pass the final exam.

5. The birds are too young to fly into the sky.

6. There are old they xan go to school themselves.

7. His sister is not intelligent. She can't answer the question.

8. The boy is clever. Hen can draw beautiful pictures.

9. That boy is so fat that he can't sit onto the armchair.

10. It's sunny. We can have a picnic outdoors.