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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"strategy review" vs "strategies review"

I have a question, can you please helps me? In class today my teacher made a list of strategies we can use for learning, but he called the activity a "strategy review". Would not "strategies review" be better since there were many strategies listed? Can someone please explain me the reason?

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Anonymous strategy review When one noun modifies another, the first noun is almost always in the singular. This is normal. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous strategy review When one noun modifies another, the first noun is almost always in the singular.
  • This is normal.
  • CJ
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When one noun modifies another, the first noun is almost always in the singular. This is normal.

CJ
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