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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Bland name among adjectives attributively
Hi. Please help. Let's say we have a brand name called "No Name" and I want to place it among some other adjectives before a noun, where should I place it? Is it correct?
eg,
No Name lightroast Hazelnu coffee
How about this? Is this correct? Frankly, I don't see a pattern which we can follow in putting a bland name among adjectives attributively. Any help from you will be appreciated.
blue leather No Name shoes
eg,
No Name lightroast Hazelnu coffee
How about this? Is this correct? Frankly, I don't see a pattern which we can follow in putting a bland name among adjectives attributively. Any help from you will be appreciated.
blue leather No Name shoes
Top answer
"brand name", not "bland name". Anonymous No Name light roast h azelnu t coffee Fine. Anonymous blue leather No Name shoes I'd do this the same as the previous one.
- "brand name", not "bland name".
- Anonymous No Name light roast h azelnu t coffee Fine.
- Anonymous blue leather No Name shoes I'd do this the same as the previous one.
- No Name blue leather shoes CJ
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"brand name", not "bland name".
No Name blue leather shoes
CJ
AnonymousNo Name light roast hazelnut coffeeFine.
Anonymousblue leather No Name shoesI'd do this the same as the previous one.
No Name blue leather shoes
CJ
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