She is enough strong.
She is strong enough.
Would you explain your explanations in detail? I am confused.
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She is enough strong.
She is strong enough.
Would you explain your explanations in detail? I am confused.
The adverb enough is a postmodifier. Unlike most adverbs, it comes after the adjective it modifies.
*She is enough strong.
This is incorrect. Enough should come after strong, not before.
She is strong enough.
This is correct. Enough comes after strong.
You can answer your own question by applying the relevant rule of "enough". Here are two useful rules for "enough":
adjective > enough
Ex: She is wise enough to know when she's making a mistake.
enough > noun
Ex: He had enough strength to be able to climb out of the hole.