No Posessive case
How can you explain the name of one of the academic discipline "Systems Engineering" (not "System Engineering", not "Systems' Engineering) ???
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A noun modifier of another noun is almost always in the singular, but there are a few exceptions, and this is one of them. people mover, sports equipment, systems engineering Unfortunately, there is no rule that governs this, so learners have to memorize the exceptions. CJ
- A noun modifier of another noun is almost always in the singular, but there are a few exceptions, and this is one of them.
- people mover, sports equipment, systems engineering Unfortunately, there is no rule that governs this, so learners have to memorize the exceptions.
- CJ
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A noun modifier of another noun is almost always in the singular, but there are a few exceptions, and this is one of them.
people mover, sports equipment, systems engineering
Unfortunately, there is no rule that governs this, so learners have to memorize the exceptions.
CJ
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