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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Vocabulary

Does "indoor stalls" make sense?
What would you rather say?
  

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Anonymous Does "indoor stalls" make sense? That's OK, I suppose. You have supplied no context.

  • Anonymous Does "indoor stalls" make sense?
  • That's OK, I suppose.
  • You have supplied no context.
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AnonymousDoes "indoor stalls" make sense?
That's OK, I suppose. You have supplied no context.
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Thanks. For context consider this sentence : One of the indoor stalls must be of the Oxford publishers.
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Then I think it is not quite right.

One of the indoor booths must be Oxford University Press.
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Thanks again. If it's not asking too much , why booth instead of stall and why omit 'of'' ?
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Anonymous why booth instead of stall
That is what is used for trade shows; a stall is for vegetables.
Anonymouswhy omit 'of''
It is bad grammar.
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Thank you very much. What confuses me is how a booth is Oxford University Press. I thought a booth would belong to the OUP..
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AnonymousWhat confuses me is how a booth is Oxford University Press. I thought a booth would belong to the OUP..
Native speakers take lots of shortcuts.

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