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Yoodle15 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Does "pop rouge" (the singular name of a drink) count as one word or two words?
In the sentence below, I am not sure whether it is right to called "pop rouge" a "word."
Another Cajun English word in the memoir, one not related to hunting, is a soda called "pop rouge" (line 14) in which the young men mixed psilocybin mushrooms.
Another Cajun English word in the memoir, one not related to hunting, is a soda called "pop rouge" (line 14) in which the young men mixed psilocybin mushrooms.
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Why not 'phrase' or 'term'?
- Why not 'phrase' or 'term'?
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Hi,
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Mister MicawberWhy not 'phrase' or 'term'?MM -- I think you misunderstood the question.
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On the contrary—I thought you were just being facetious. Let's let the poster decide, shall we?
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I think 'term' will work.
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