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Slocawber Posted 10 years ago
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Cinema tickets
Good morning.
In a dialogue on buying cinema tickets one asks: 'Can I have one adult ticket and two children's tickets, please?'.
(1) Can we say 'children tickets', without the possessive S?
(2) If the ticket is one, can I say: 'one child ticket'?
If the tickets for adult people are two, which form is correct? (3) Two adult tickets or (4) two adults tickets?
Thank you
In a dialogue on buying cinema tickets one asks: 'Can I have one adult ticket and two children's tickets, please?'.
(1) Can we say 'children tickets', without the possessive S?
(2) If the ticket is one, can I say: 'one child ticket'?
If the tickets for adult people are two, which form is correct? (3) Two adult tickets or (4) two adults tickets?
Thank you
Top answer
slocawber (1) Can we say 'children tickets', without the possessive S? No. slocawber (2) If the ticket is one, can I say: 'one child ticket'?
- slocawber (1) Can we say 'children tickets', without the possessive S?
- No.
- slocawber (2) If the ticket is one, can I say: 'one child ticket'?
- 'One child's ticket' or 'one children's ticket'.
- slocawber If the tickets for adult people are two, which form is correct?
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slocawber(1) Can we say 'children tickets', without the possessive S?No.
slocawber(2) If the ticket is one, can I say: 'one child ticket'?'One child's ticket' or 'one children's ticket'.
slocawberIf the tickets for adult people are two, which form is correct? (3) Two adult tickets or (4) two adults
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