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Roul Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Where to apply "s" in a tite or sentence?
A list of pledges payment
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A list of pledge payments
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A list of pledges payments
thank you!
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A list of pledge payments
or
A list of pledges payments
thank you!
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title* for plural*
- title* for plural*
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pledge payments
In such a phrase, the first noun is usually left singular.
eg a car salesman
eg a shoe store
eg an eye doctor
In such a phrase, the first noun is usually left singular.
eg a car salesman
eg a shoe store
eg an eye doctor
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Clive,
Even if there are many pledges. I should use "Pledge Payments"
Doesn't "Pledge Payments" mean several payments of one pledge. Please clarify!
Even if there are many pledges. I should use "Pledge Payments"
Doesn't "Pledge Payments" mean several payments of one pledge. Please clarify!
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It could mean either.
Usually, the readers of such lists understand how the pledging and paying process works. If they don't, you could add a few sentences below the title to explain.
Clive
Usually, the readers of such lists understand how the pledging and paying process works. If they don't, you could add a few sentences below the title to explain.
Clive
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