题目内容
（请给出正确答案）
Susan is very hard working, but her pay is not ______ for her work.
A．enough good
B．good enough
C．as good enough
D．good as enough
答案
B
解析：本题考查enough作修饰语时的位置。修饰名词时，常置于名词之前；修饰形容词或副词时，则置于其后。所以“足够地好”应该表示为good enough。
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W: Of course, David! Let's find a quiet comer over there.
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W: Thanks, David. That makes me feel a lot better. I try my best, you know. You can tell him that I am grateful for his confidence in me.
M: Yes, I'll certainly pass that on to him. Your sales figures for the last two years have been remarkably good.
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M: But I have worked very hard for the past few weeks.
W: I realize you've tried. But my decision is final.
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A．He has been fired.
B．He has a good record.
C．He has to work harder.
D．He has made a final decision.
