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Nesa Posted 15 years ago
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Services businesses
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Please take a look at this sentence and tell me if there is any adjective in the bold part. Or maby both of them are nouns. In any case please tell me what it mean.
We have seen the emergence of two new practices in branding: the application of branding techniques to corporations, and the internalisation of brands and their management, particularly within services businesses where the employment is pivotal in delivering customer satisfaction.
Regards,
Nesa
Please take a look at this sentence and tell me if there is any adjective in the bold part. Or maby both of them are nouns. In any case please tell me what it mean.
We have seen the emergence of two new practices in branding: the application of branding techniques to corporations, and the internalisation of brands and their management, particularly within services businesses where the employment is pivotal in delivering customer satisfaction.
Regards,
Nesa
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Yes, they are both nouns. "Services businesses" refers to "businesses which represent services such as tourism, commerce, banking etc (as opposed to production businesses).
- Yes, they are both nouns.
- "Services businesses" refers to "businesses which represent services such as tourism, commerce, banking etc (as opposed to production businesses).
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Yes, they are both nouns. "Services businesses" refers to "businesses which represent services such as tourism, commerce, banking etc (as opposed to production businesses).
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