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18-Nov-2009, 01:14
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 are these sentence correct 2) Does the international airport imposed any departure and arrival tax on tourist? |
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18-Nov-2009, 02:09
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| Re: are these sentence correct Not a teacher. I think the second sentence is not correct. The correct sentence should be 'Do inernational airports impose taxes on department and arrival upon tourists?' because you don't mention a particular airport and 'department', 'arrival' are nouns not adjectives. |
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18-Nov-2009, 03:39
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| Re: are these sentence correct It's okay to use nouns as adjectives in phrases like "arrival taxes." I assume the person reading this knows which airport because you have reference your visit - and the person reading this would know which airport is the one you will fly into. ... any arrival or departure taxes on tourists?
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