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Carter Lee Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Which one is correct between Bytes and Byte?

Hi,

I'm wondering Which one is correct between Bytes and Byte?

I think Byte is a countable word, then it would be one byte, two bytes

Can I use " a five soccer man team" or " five soccer mans "?

  

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Carter Lee I think Byte is a countable word, then it would be one byte, two bytes Right. Carter Lee Can I use " a five soccer man team" or " five soccer mans "? No.

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  • Carter Lee I think Byte is a countable word, then it would be one byte, two bytes Right.
  • Carter Lee Can I use " a five soccer man team" or " five soccer mans "?
  • No.
  • I think "five-man soccer team" is what you mean.
  • Also you can say "five-a-side soccer team".
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Carter LeeI think Byte is a countable word, then it would be one byte, two bytes

Right.

Carter LeeCan I use " a five soccer man team" or " five soccer mans "?

No. I think "five-man soccer team" is what you mean. Also you can say "five-a-side soccer team".

Please note that there should be no space following an

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Carter LeeCan I use " a five soccer man team

No.

A soccer team with 5 men on it is called "a five-man soccer team."
A jury with 12 people on it is called "a twelve-person jury."
An army of 1000 men is called "a thousand-man army."
A march of a million men is called "a million-man march". (The hyphen was removed in most reports on this ev
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