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Alexdonkersloot Posted 19 years ago
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I wouldn't touch this with a 20-foot pole or "with a 20-feet" pole
I know that 20 feet is the length of the pole, which is 20 feet long, but the first sentence with the - has me flabbergasted as I have seen it written both ways many times, though more in the singular.
I know that 20 feet is the length of the pole, which is 20 feet long, but the first sentence with the - has me flabbergasted as I have seen it written both ways many times, though more in the singular.
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I just finished answering this in another thread. Clive
- I just finished answering this in another thread.
- Clive
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