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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Phrasing on title - Garments or Garment
Garment Workplace Safety/ Garments Workplace Safety.
With or without the S basically. Which one is grammatically correct and makes more sense as a title for a project on worker safety in the garment industry? Note: I do not wish to use the word 'industry' but rather 'workplace' and keep it a short and snappy title.
With or without the S basically. Which one is grammatically correct and makes more sense as a title for a project on worker safety in the garment industry? Note: I do not wish to use the word 'industry' but rather 'workplace' and keep it a short and snappy title.
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Anonymous With or without the S basically. Without the '-s'. We normally use the singular noun as modifier: Shoe store, book shelf, garment bag.
- Anonymous With or without the S basically.
- Without the '-s'.
- We normally use the singular noun as modifier: Shoe store, book shelf, garment bag.
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AnonymousWith or without the S basically.Without the '-s'. We normally use the singular noun as modifier:
Shoe store, book shelf, garment bag.
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