What is the use of plural nouns as adjectives?
Why does a two-year or two-year programs
- exist? What is the
difference between three-week holiday a
three-week holiday?
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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?
Nouns in compound adjectives don’t take a plural form: a two-year old child, a three-year old child, a five-minute walk or a five minutes’ walk.
http://www.grammar.cl/english/compound-adjectives. www.grammar.cl Is
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Nouns in compound adjectives don’t take a plural form: a two-year old child, a three-year old child, a five-minute walk or a five minutes’ walk.
http://www.grammar.cl/english/compound-adjectives. www.grammar.cl Is
there a way I can get at a fast-access htm?
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?
