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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Month vs months - how to say it?
a 12-months window or a 12-month window?
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a 12-month window The bold part is an attributive adjective, and as such is in singular form. Compare it with this: the window is 12 months.
- a 12-month window The bold part is an attributive adjective, and as such is in singular form.
- Compare it with this: the window is 12 months.
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a 12-month window
The bold part is an attributive adjective, and as such is in singular form. Compare it with this: the window is 12 months.
The bold part is an attributive adjective, and as such is in singular form. Compare it with this: the window is 12 months.
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