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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance

Grammatical question

my question today is : I have seen institute called : BRITAIN ENGLISH INSTITUTE

is this name grammatical correct?
  

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If this were not a name, and were used in a sentence (eg, I attended a Britain English institute ), it would not be correct. But names do not have to be grammatically correct!

— Avangi

  • If this were not a name, and were used in a sentence (eg, I attended a Britain English institute ), it would not be correct.
  • But names do not have to be grammatically correct!
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If this were not a name, and were used in a sentence (eg, I attended a Britain English institute), it would not be correct.

But names do not have to be grammatically correct!
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AvangiBut names do not have to be grammatically correct!
That's true, but I would still expect "British English" instead of "Britain English." So while I would not say it's "grammatically incorrect" I would certain not trust the English that I would be taught there.
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