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Olleyao89a Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
which order of adjectives?
This is a listed British company.
This is a British listed company.
This is a British listed company.
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If the 'listed' status is more important than the location , put listed first. And vice versa . Rover
- If the 'listed' status is more important than the location , put listed first.
- And vice versa .
- Rover
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If the 'listed' status is more important than the location, put listed first.
And vice versa.
Rover
And vice versa.
Rover
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This isn't to do simply with the order of adjectives.
If this British company is listed (a) on the stock exchange under discussion, or (b) listed on overseas stock exchanges, then
This is a listed British company.
If, for some reason, this is a British company listed solely on the London Stock Exchange, that's what you write:
If this British company is listed (a) on the stock exchange under discussion, or (b) listed on overseas stock exchanges, then
This is a listed British company.
If, for some reason, this is a British company listed solely on the London Stock Exchange, that's what you write:
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