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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

English-language + noun

Dear all,
Is there any difference between "English + noun" and "English-language + noun"? For example: English speaking club vs English-language speaking club
  

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Anonymous For example: English speaking club vs English-language speaking club There could be a difference. The first could merely convene in England.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous For example: English speaking club vs English-language speaking club There could be a difference.
  • The first could merely convene in England.
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Anonymous For example: English speaking club vs English-language speaking club
There could be a difference. The first could merely convene in England.
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