I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?

I suppose, here the three-week is an adjective for the holiday...

hh you would say a three week holiday,why I’m that sure is for when I came across a noun phrase which six-people was the adjective for a six people **bus**, and I figure it out it was an adjective for the noun comes afterwards.

what’s the verb for?