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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Accidents rate or accident rate
Please tell me which one is correct!
Car accident/accidents rate is getting higher.
Many Thanks in Advance
Car accident/accidents rate is getting higher.
Many Thanks in Advance
Top answer
Auto accident rate is getting higher.
- Auto accident rate is getting higher.
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Thanks,
The car accident rate is rising.
I totally agree with him, as it is said that when a noun is used as an adjective we must not make it plural.
My problem is that I come across it"chocalates ice-cream" in an essay and my teacher tells me that it's right!
Could anybody please solve my problem?
Many Thanks in Advance
The car accident rate is rising.
I totally agree with him, as it is said that when a noun is used as an adjective we must not make it plural.
My problem is that I come across it"chocalates ice-cream" in an essay and my teacher tells me that it's right!
Could anybody please solve my problem?
Many Thanks in Advance
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What I ask it's whether chocalates ice-cream is right!
second question
When a noun is used as an adjective can it be plural!
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What is the difference to say The car accident rate is getting higher and car accident rate is getting higher.
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What I ask it's whether chocalates ice-cream is right!
second question
When a noun is used as an adjective can it be plural!
Many Thanks in Advance
What is the difference to say The car accident rate is getting higher and car accident rate is getting higher.
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Vctory OngWhat I ask it's whether chocalates ice-cream is right!No, you should say "chocolate icecream".
Vctory OngWhat is the difference to say The car accident rate is getting higher and car accident rate is getting higher."The car/automobile accident rate is rising."
"The accident rate for sports
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Thanks,
What is the difference between these two sentences?
The car accident rate is rising.
Car accident rate is rising.
Could anybody please help me?
Many Thanks in Advance
What is the difference between these two sentences?
The car accident rate is rising.
Car accident rate is rising.
Could anybody please help me?
Many Thanks in Advance
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Hi,
What is the difference between these two sentences?
The car accident rate is rising.
Car accident rate is rising.
Could anybody please help me?
The reason that you can't say #2 is the same reason that you can't say 'Chair is red'.
Best wishes, Clive
What is the difference between these two sentences?
The car accident rate is rising.
Car accident rate is rising.
Could anybody please help me?
The reason that you can't say #2 is the same reason that you can't say 'Chair is red'.
Best wishes, Clive
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Hi Vctory Ong
I would describe the difference in my three examples this way:
In my first two examples, the reference is to one specific measurement.
In my third example, the reference is to multiple measurements in different states. Though the measurements are all the same type of measurement (accident rate), each state's accident rate has been measured separatel
I would describe the difference in my three examples this way:
In my first two examples, the reference is to one specific measurement.
In my third example, the reference is to multiple measurements in different states. Though the measurements are all the same type of measurement (accident rate), each state's accident rate has been measured separatel
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