'is enough' or 'are enough'

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#301467 Thu, 07 Dec 06 08:19 AM

'Fletcher does not believe there is enough tour games for Vaughan to regain full fitness after having knee surgery.'

quote from the bbc news website

Should it be

'Fletcher does not believe there are enough tour games for Vaughan to regain full fitness after having knee surgery.'

Tidus

#301496 Thu, 07 Dec 06 10:30 AM

It's "are" enough. Which is what the bbc website says as well:

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Hugemole

#301509 Thu, 07 Dec 06 10:59 AM

Thank you very much Tidus. Good help

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