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GSGS Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Singular or plural
Hello,
If I want to describe a list of many different destinations .. should I say "destinations list" or "destination list"?
More generally, are there cases when we should add/avoid this "s"?
If I want to describe a list of many different destinations .. should I say "destinations list" or "destination list"?
More generally, are there cases when we should add/avoid this "s"?
Top answer
Yes, “destinations list” because you’re speaking about multiple destinations put in a list.
- Yes, “destinations list” because you’re speaking about multiple destinations put in a list.
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Yes, “destinations list” because you’re speaking about multiple destinations put in a list.
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Thank you Epitorial,
English is my second language and so it's a bit counterintuitive for me to understand why destination list and not destinations list - as long as we're speaking about multiple destinations ..
Any tip that would help to understand the logic of the grammar here?
English is my second language and so it's a bit counterintuitive for me to understand why destination list and not destinations list - as long as we're speaking about multiple destinations ..
Any tip that would help to understand the logic of the grammar here?
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In case you miss my answer, I was referring to “destinations list.”
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