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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
"Wifi free" vs "Free wifi" ?
I have a question on the adjectie. Sometimes, I see the words "Free wifi" and "Wifi free". Which one is correct ? I believe the former is not. Right ?
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Hi, I have a question on the adjectie. Sometimes, I see the words "Free wifi" and "Wifi free". Which one is correct ?
- Hi, I have a question on the adjectie.
- Sometimes, I see the words "Free wifi" and "Wifi free".
- Which one is correct ?
- I believe the former is not.
- Right ?
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Hi,
I have a question on the adjectie. Sometimes, I see the words "Free wifi" and "Wifi free". Which one is correct ? I believe the former is not. Right ?
I think you are talking about short phrases you would see, for example, on a sign.
Signs don't have to follow all the rules of grammar.
Anyway, there is nothing ungrammatical about a sentence like 'Tom gets free wifi'
I have a question on the adjectie. Sometimes, I see the words "Free wifi" and "Wifi free". Which one is correct ? I believe the former is not. Right ?
I think you are talking about short phrases you would see, for example, on a sign.
Signs don't have to follow all the rules of grammar.
Anyway, there is nothing ungrammatical about a sentence like 'Tom gets free wifi'
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