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Alex+ Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
a two-hour trip / two hours’ trip
Which expression (#1 or # 2) is correct? Or if they both are correct, which of then are more common?
1. a two-hour trip
2. two hours’ trip
1. a one and a half hour lesson
2. one and a half hours’ lesson
Thank you in advance.
1. a two-hour trip
2. two hours’ trip
1. a one and a half hour lesson
2. one and a half hours’ lesson
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
These are correct: 1. a two-hour trip 1. a one-and-a-half-hour lesson This is more common: a ninety-minute lesson.
- These are correct: 1.
- a two-hour trip 1.
- a one-and-a-half-hour lesson This is more common: a ninety-minute lesson.
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These are correct:
1. a two-hour trip
1. a one-and-a-half-hour lesson
This is more common: a ninety-minute lesson.
These are correct:
1. a two-hour trip
1. a one-and-a-half-hour lesson
This is more common: a ninety-minute lesson.
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Alex+2. two hours’ tripI consider the above structure correct as well. Even an article is possible with it: [a ] two hours' trip.
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