What is the right choice in these two sentence?
1- We always take a three ………….. holiday at the end of the year.
a-months b– month's c – month d– months'
2- We will have met in a three ………….. time.
a-months b– month's c – month d– months'
I know the choice for the first sentence and that is (c- month) because ( a three month) is an adjective for holiday in this sentence and I know that adjective never comes in the plural form.
What I want to know is the second sentence and can we consider ( a three month) in this second sentence an adjective, too. Please help with some explanation.
Top answer
esalim80 I know the choice for the first sentence and that is (c- month) Yes, if punctuation is not carefully observed. It should be hyphenated: ' a three-month holiday'. esalim80 2- We will have met in a three …………..
- esalim80 I know the choice for the first sentence and that is (c- month) Yes, if punctuation is not carefully observed.
- It should be hyphenated: ' a three-month holiday'.
- esalim80 2- We will have met in a three …………..
- a-months b– month's c – month d– months' No correct answer is offered.
- The indefinite article is wrong.
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esalim80I know the choice for the first sentence and that is (c- month)
Yes, if punctuation is not carefully observed. It should be hyphenated: 'a three-month holiday'.
esalim802- We will have met in a three ………….. time.a-months b– month's c – month d
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