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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Adjective one's noun, Possible?

Please look at this question.

"Medibank now offers customers greater____,
allowing them to customized their health insurance policy"

a. return b. flexibility c. insight d. effect

The correct answer is "b.flexibility". I agree with it. What I want to know is why the questioner wrote as "customized their health insurance policy".

Can't I write as "their customized health insurance policy"? "customized" is an adjective. Sometimes can we write this form " Adjective one's noun"?

Thank you for your answer in advance.
  

Top answer

Hi, That doesn't sound quite right. It's probably a typo. ' Only this way does everything make sense,.

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  • It's probably a typo.
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Hi,

That doesn't sound quite right. It's probably a typo.

I would write, '.....allowing them to customize their health insurance policy.' Only this way does everything make sense,.

- DJB -
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It's a mistake. It should be '... to customized ...'
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Thank you so much for your pointing out. I've also thought that sentence has been a little odd. I'm curious why he didn't use a normal form. (eg it allows them to save more money)

Then, is it a wrong sentence? Thank you for your confirmation in advance.
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Thank you so much for your confirmation,FivejedjonEmotion: embarrassed
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