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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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100 hour training or 100 hours training
Hello everyone, I have a doubt about a sentence like this: "a 100 hour training on teaching" . Have we to add the "s" for the plural to the noun "hour" or not? That is, which is the correct version: "a 100 hour training on teaching" or "a 100 hours training on teaching"? Thanks in advance.
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I think you're going in the wrong direction. We say 100 hours of teacher training If you want examples involving s or no s , a 100-dollar bill (correct) a 100 dollars bill (not correct) a two-hour lecture (correct) a two hours lecture (not correct) CJ
- I think you're going in the wrong direction.
- We say 100 hours of teacher training If you want examples involving s or no s , a 100-dollar bill (correct) a 100 dollars bill (not correct) a two-hour lecture (correct) a two hours lecture (not correct) CJ
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I think you're going in the wrong direction. We say
100 hours of teacher training
If you want examples involving s or no s,
a 100-dollar bill (correct)
a 100 dollars bill (not correct)
a two-hour lecture (correct)
a two hours lecture (not correct)
CJ
100 hours of teacher training
If you want examples involving s or no s,
a 100-dollar bill (correct)
a 100 dollars bill (not correct)
a two-hour lecture (correct)
a two hours lecture (not correct)
CJ
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