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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Pointing to one noun or two noun?

Hi. How could we determine more reliably whether the underlined adjectives are pointing to one noun or two nouns? I Lthink I kind of understand the reasons for the use of the plural 'modules' and singular 'module' but the reason for the first one with the word 'level' is beyond me. Can you help?

at the international and national level
for both the Academic and General Training modules
both for the Academic and General Training module
  

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Anonymous at the international and national level You can also say : at the international and national levels. Anonymous for both the Academic and General Training modules both for the Academic and General Training module For both and both for are quite different in meaning. Regards Yadooo

— Yadoo86

  • Anonymous at the international and national level You can also say : at the international and national levels.
  • Anonymous for both the Academic and General Training modules both for the Academic and General Training module For both and both for are quite different in meaning.
  • Regards Yadooo
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Anonymousat the international and national level
You can also say : at the international and national levels.
Anonymousfor both the Academic and General Training modules
both for the Academic and General Training module
For both and both for are quite different in meaning.

Regards
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