Enough

;-)

I think either is possible, but enough time is more usual. I think time enough is an example of inversion (change in the normal structure of a phrase) that is done for effect. Example:

• There'll be time enough for countin' when the dealin's done.

What say you, teacher?

:)

I agree and voted for this. With 'time', this usage is fairly common. ;-)

Did you vote for the first one or the third one?

:?:

3 ;-)

I voted for the first one.

:)

It's the safest answer, but in a thread with space for further comment, I felt the third option was OK.;-)

From a Google search:

• enough time -- 651,000
  time enough -- 58,300

:)

The first form is the standard one and follows the general rule of enough + noun, but the other form does show that it is not a fixed rule.;-)

enough time: I voted...and I was wrong..:cry: