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'Enough days of sunshine' uses 'enough' as a:

AConjunction
BPreposition
CInterjection
DDeterminer
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Determiner
1. The word sits directly before the noun days. 2. It tells us how many days are meant. 3. So enough is used as a determiner. 4. The answer is a determiner. _Source: syllabus English Poorvi, Unit 2 'The Pot Maker'_
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