Do we have ...... (milk / enough) for the cake?

Does your brother have ...... (enough / money) for the trip back?

We have ...... (problems / enough) as it is.

Do you have ...... (enough / cash) or would you like to pay by credit card?

Martin doesn't have ...... (petrol / enough) to drive all the way to the beach.

The international company doesn't own ...... (assets / enough) to cover the losses.

The Prime Minister didn't have ...... (enough / courage) to tell the people that the country was facing serious financial problems.

The party needs to win ...... (voters / enough) to get into Parliament.

There are not ...... (candidates / enough) to organise the exam.

Do we have ...... (books / enough) in the classroom to do the reading activity?

The landlord has collected ...... (enough / signatures) to throw me out on the street.

Does your brother have ...... (pens / enough) for all of us?