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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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'dual function' or 'dual functions'?

Which of these is correct, in your opinions:

The building fulfils the dual function of museum and home of the Royal College.

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The building fulfils the dual functions of museum and home of the Royal College.

Many thanks for your views,

Fraser
  

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It's 'function'. A dual X is an X that two aspects/roles.

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  • It's 'function'.
  • A dual X is an X that two aspects/roles.
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It's 'function'. A dual X is an X that two aspects/roles.
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