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During an in-flight TV program, I saw this word.
Not sure what do you mean after that.

1/ Please correct this sentence. Is that a written form? If not, what is the written form?

So, why this word, but not that word?

2/ Please tell me the difference in meaning between:

A TV program about plane flight hours (a)

and:

an in-flight TV program (b)

If (a) is incorrect, why?
Thanks
Quoc

Hi Quoc,

1/ Please correct this sentence. Is that a written form? If not, what is the written form? In the written form, you'd typically use a verb. eg Why do we use this word but not that word?

So, why this word, but not that word?

2/ Please tell me the difference in meaning between:

Hi,

plane flight hours (a)

When reading (a), how many meanings could you think of? What are they?

Is (a) correct? Does it have any meanings?

Quoc

No real meaning, and Clive has already told you as much.

You could say:

At the time of the accident, the plane had over 20,000 flying hours.

Hi,

You wrote:

At the time of the accident, the plane had over 20,000 flying hours.

Why didn't you say 20,000 flight hours but you said 20,000 flying hours ?

What is the difference in meaning between flight hours and

I mentioned what I believe is the idiom.

If you don't believe that, try to do some searches and find the truth by yourself.

Hi,

I mentioned what I believe is the idiom. Where?

If you don't believe that, try t