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Nzt67 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Noun as an adjective

Hello there, I would like to ask 2 questions.
  • If nouns can sometimes become adjective, then why not calling it adjectives instead of nouns.
  • Which of them is correct : "Organisation plan" or "Organisational plan" ?
Thanks in advance.
  

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-- Standard grammar practice is to separate form and function . -- Both are in use.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- Standard grammar practice is to separate form and function .
  • -- Both are in use.
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If nouns can sometimes become adjective, then why not calling it adjectives instead of nouns.-- Standard grammar practice is to separate form and function.

Which of them is correct : "Organisation plan" or "Organisational plan" ?-- Both are in use.
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Do "Organisation plan" and "Organisational plan" possess the same meaning?
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