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Sarcandra Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Complaint log vs. complaints log

Would you say customer complaint log or customer complaints log? I know the "s" is usually omitted when the noun is used as an adjective (guest list) but that there are exceptions and instances when both are acceptable. I would use "complaints"; but although I recoiled at "fans club" when I first heard it, now it sounds almost as natural as "fan club."
  

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I think both are fine in this instance: both sound quite natural to me. On the other hand, 'fans club' certainly does not.

— Mister Micawber

  • I think both are fine in this instance: both sound quite natural to me.
  • On the other hand, 'fans club' certainly does not.
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I think both are fine in this instance: both sound quite natural to me. On the other hand, 'fans club' certainly does not.
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Thanks. Unfortunately fans club is becoming common where I live.
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