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"enough to decide" vs "ufficiently to decide"



 
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Can I say: "If I have chance go there, I'll pay her a visit"? | inevitable open (verb) vs. inevitably open
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"enough to decide" vs "ufficiently to decide" #1 (permalink) Fri Jun 13, 2008 20:45 pm   "enough to decide" vs "ufficiently to decide"		  
Are both these sentences correct:

1-The first time I saw him play, he caught my attention enough to decide to give him a chance to perform at my club.
2-The first time I saw him play, he caught my attention sufficiently to decide to give him a chance to perform at my club.
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enough #2 (permalink) Fri Jun 13, 2008 22:22 pm   enough		  
I would suppose 1 is better.
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