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What does often attributive mean in context of usage?
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Usage: often attributive...
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What does often attributive mean in context of usage?
Usage: often attributive...
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What does often attributive mean in context of usage?
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That is often used together with other nouns, to describe them in some way. School + Bus = School bus. This is not a school, it's a kind of bus that has something to do with "school".
- That is often used together with other nouns, to describe them in some way.
- School + Bus = School bus.
- This is not a school, it's a kind of bus that has something to do with "school".
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That is often used together with other nouns, to describe them in some way.
School + Bus = School bus. This is not a school, it's a kind of bus that has something to do with "school".
School + Bus = School bus. This is not a school, it's a kind of bus that has something to do with "school".
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