These dictionary files were not deleted along with other files because...
0 Assuming there are two different dictionaries, A and B, on the computer, should I use 01i00dictionary02i00 or 01i00dictionaries02i00 in the compound noun 01i00dictionary files02i00 in the following sentence? I believe it should be something like ''dictionaries' files'', not 01i00dictionary files02i00 because there are two different dictionaries kept in two different folders.02br 02br 01span00These 02span01b01span00dictionary files02span02b01span00 were not deleted along with other files because these were in use at the time of deletion.02span00 0-
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— Marius Hancu
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0Hello Jackson,02br 02br 00I would agree with Marius – "dictionary" here modifies "files" in an adjectival fashion.02br 02br 00All the best,02br 02br 00MrP02br 02br 00PS: I like your Titian.0-
0Using plural nouns as adjectives is generally avoided, though possible. 02br 00You're talking mainly about the 01b00type02b00 of files, not about their multitude, thus indicating that they are in several places is less significant. 0-