is "child" without "a" correct in this sentence?
He was still child enough to run along with the group.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
Solution 1:
He was still child enough to run along with the group.
It is an idiom.
I was fool enough to dive into the water.
He was hero enough to save the drowning kitten.
It is correct because "child" acts as an adjective here.
Compare:
He was still young enough to run along with the group.