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CatNapper Posted 20 years ago
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? regarding two weeks time or two week's time
He will be seen in the office in two week's, at that time we should get Chem-7. Not sure which is correct. Is there any rules for this? Thanks...
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I'd say either "in two weeks" or "in two weeks' time"
- I'd say either "in two weeks" or "in two weeks' time"
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You also have a comma splice. You need a period (or semi-colon) after weeks, or a conjunction like "so" before at.
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