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"Not enough" and "nothing" are usually very difficult to distinguish, since they usually have largely the same effects. (e.g. it doesn't matter if I have insuf
by mmirate 8y ago
"Not enough" and "nothing" are usually very difficult to distinguish, since they usually have largely the same effects.
(e.g. it doesn't matter if I have insufficient money or no money at all; life sucks in both of those alternate-universes)
- BoiledCabbage 8y ago> since they usually have largely the same effects. They absolutely don't. I'd you have "not enough money" to meet your current monthly budget that means you can't afford to put anything aside for your vacation next year but can still get by. If you have "no money", you can eat or pay your rent. The two phrases have entirely different meanings, and usually with important differences in connotation.