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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Please, help with my questions.

Hello!

Hi!

Please, I'd like to know if the following words are correct (concerning tothe police):



- armoured police car;

- armoured vest/jacket;

- armoured patrol wagons;

- balckjack/club;

- home/domicile confinement;

- intimate visits;

- heinous crimes;

- What is the noun for the verb "to quarter" ?;

- police cabin

Others:

- basic sanitation system;

- survival means (or) means of survival



Thank you in advance,

Theodora
  

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- armoured police car; OK - armoured vest/jacket; OK - armoured patrol wagons; OK - balckjack/club; ? ) What do you want the noun to mean? - police cabin ?

  • - armoured police car; OK - armoured vest/jacket; OK - armoured patrol wagons; OK - balckjack/club; ?
  • ) What do you want the noun to mean?
  • - police cabin ?
  • Police wagon Others : - basic sanitation system; OK -* survival means (or) means of survival
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- armoured police car; OK

- armoured vest/jacket; OK

- armoured patrol wagons; OK

- balckjack/club; ?

- home/domicile confinement; OK

- intimate visits; OK

- heinous crimes; OK

- What is the noun for the verb "to quarter" ?;
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Hello, Buddhaheart

Thank you for helping me. Concerning to "quartering" the idea is, i.g.: "Quartering is another heinous crime". And is the object used by the police to beat on (or to beat in ?) hooligans is called blackjack or club ?

Thanks again for your help,

Theodora
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Hi,

Concerning to "quartering" the idea is, i.g.: "Quartering is another heinous crime".

I think 'quartering' is the wrong word. What sort of crime do you mean?

And is the object used by the police to beat on (or to beat in ?) hooligans is called blackj
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Anonymous

- intimate visits;
I think you are referring to what is called a "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conjugal_visit".
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Also, in the US, it's "house arrest" not "home confinement."

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