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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Business & Finance
Plural or singular
Ten year contract or ten years contract
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ten year contract Yes. Usually with a hyphen, eg a ten-year contract, and often written as eg a 10-year contract . ten years contract No.
- ten year contract Yes.
- Usually with a hyphen, eg a ten-year contract, and often written as eg a 10-year contract .
- ten years contract No.
- Clive
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ten year contract Yes. Usually with a hyphen, eg a ten-year contract, and often written as eg a 10-year contract.
ten years contract No.
Clive
ten years contract No.
Clive
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Ten years marriage but ten-year contract.
It is about duration in first and expiration or state in the second. 5-year old kid, 5 years jail
It is not uncommon to use apostrophe 5 years' jail emphasizing the attribute role of the expression 5 years
5 years' jail = 5 years of jail
ten years contract = ten years' contract = ten years of contract does not h
It is about duration in first and expiration or state in the second. 5-year old kid, 5 years jail
It is not uncommon to use apostrophe 5 years' jail emphasizing the attribute role of the expression 5 years
5 years' jail = 5 years of jail
ten years contract = ten years' contract = ten years of contract does not h
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AperisicTen years marriageIn which circumstances would you write that?
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