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Snvplayer Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A service vs servces
Two of the New York area's three main airports - were scheduled to open for "a limited service" on Wednesday.
1. Can I say "limited services" or "limited service"?
2. Which would be correct? "~resume service / services / a service?
Thank you, and I would appreciate if you can give a short explanation on why one is not acceptable.
1. Can I say "limited services" or "limited service"?
2. Which would be correct? "~resume service / services / a service?
Thank you, and I would appreciate if you can give a short explanation on why one is not acceptable.
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Among those possibilities, these are the standard collocations: 1. Two of the New York area's three main airports were scheduled to open for limited service on Wednesday. 2.
- Among those possibilities, these are the standard collocations: 1.
- Two of the New York area's three main airports were scheduled to open for limited service on Wednesday.
- 2.
- resume service...
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Among those possibilities, these are the standard collocations:
1. Two of the New York area's three main airports were scheduled to open for limited service on Wednesday.
2. ...resume service...
1. Two of the New York area's three main airports were scheduled to open for limited service on Wednesday.
2. ...resume service...
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