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Wang.cupid Posted 15 years ago
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Three four-month-term's fees
Hello everyone, which one is correct?
three four-month-term's fees
three four-month-terms' fees
Thanks.
three four-month-term's fees
three four-month-terms' fees
Thanks.
Top answer
They are both impossibly awkward. You must shorten, clarify and simplify: three 4-month fees
- They are both impossibly awkward.
- You must shorten, clarify and simplify: three 4-month fees
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They are both impossibly awkward. You must shorten, clarify and simplify:
three 4-month fees
three 4-month fees
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Many thanks.
Yeah, I also feel that it is kind of awkward. But do I need to add term to the above expression?
Yeah, I also feel that it is kind of awkward. But do I need to add term to the above expression?
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