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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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A two-day holiday or a two days' holiday
a two-day holiday or a two days' holiday? which one is right? or are they both right?
Different dictionaries have different ideas about it, so i feel very puzzled. can any native English speaker help me? thanks!
Different dictionaries have different ideas about it, so i feel very puzzled. can any native English speaker help me? thanks!
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These are correct: a two-day holiday two days' holiday .
- These are correct: a two-day holiday two days' holiday .
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Once "a" is introduced it becomes singular, thus a two day holiday is right
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