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Danko Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Ten minutes' walk
ten minutes' walk
two weeks' vacation
why not '10 minute walk', 2 week vacation?
two weeks' vacation
why not '10 minute walk', 2 week vacation?
Top answer
Actually there's nothing wrong with "a ten-minute walk" or "a two-week vacation". (note that you do need a hyphen (-))
- Actually there's nothing wrong with "a ten-minute walk" or "a two-week vacation".
- (note that you do need a hyphen (-))
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Actually there's nothing wrong with "a ten-minute walk" or "a two-week vacation". (note that you do need a hyphen (-))
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