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關閉窗口 An adjective modified by enough, too, or so can be separated from its complementation if the modified adjective is placed before the indefinite (or zero) article of the noun phrase [8, 9]:
※如果把由 enough, too 或 so 修飾的形容詞放在名詞短語中的不定冠詞（或零冠詞）之前例[8, 9]，這個形容詞可以和它的補足語分開：
She is brave enough a student to attempt the course. [8]
她是一個有足夠勇氣選這門課程的學生。
It was too boring a book to read. [9]
With enough, the construction is more common if the adjective is premodified by not, as in [
※對enough來說，如果形容詞被前面的not所修飾，這種結構就更為常見，如[8a]：
She is not brave enough a student to attempt the course. [
她不是一個有足夠勇氣選這門課程的學生。
But with enough and too, this construction seems to be possible only if the adjective phrase is part of the subject complement or object complement (compare [8] and [8b]):
※但是，對于enough和too來說，只有形容詞短語作為主語補足語或賓語補足語的一部分時，這種結構看來才能成立（試將例[8]與例[8b]比較）：
誤：*Brave enough a student to attempt the course deserves to succeed. [8b]
With so the construction is also possible if the adjective phrase is part of the subject or object [10]:
※對于so來說，如果形容詞短語作是主語或賓語的一部分，這種結構同樣可能成立，例[10]：
A man so difficult to please must be hard to work with. [10]
So difficult a man to please must be hard to work with. [10]
一個如此難以取悅的人一定很難共事。
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