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Baka Saru Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
What kind of compound nouns are these?
There are compound nouns with the structure of Noun-Noun in single like "information desk" or "train station". However there are also nouns like "sports car" or "telecommunications service". Are there any nouns as such? I can't find any more words other than these two T_T. Please help!
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They are uncommon, I agree. They seem to appear when the plurality of the noun is strongly conceived. A french fries box A cattle ranch etc
- They are uncommon, I agree.
- They seem to appear when the plurality of the noun is strongly conceived.
- A french fries box A cattle ranch etc
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They are uncommon, I agree. They seem to appear when the plurality of the noun is strongly conceived.
A french fries box
A cattle ranch
etc
They are uncommon, I agree. They seem to appear when the plurality of the noun is strongly conceived.
A french fries box
A cattle ranch
etc
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