3) is correct.
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- 01-May-2011, 08:47 #1
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24-hour notice or 24 hours' notice or 24 hours notice Hello,
Which one is correct?
1) Please provide at least 24-hour notice.
2) Please provide at least 24-hours notice.
3) Please provide at least 24 hours' notice.
Thank you for your help!
- 01-May-2011, 10:03 #2
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Re: 24-hour notice or 24 hours' notice or 24 hours notice
- 01-May-2011, 20:46 #3
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Re: 24-hour notice or 24 hours' notice or 24 hours notice You can say "Please provide at least a 24-hour notice".
- 01-May-2011, 22:27 #4
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Re: 24-hour notice or 24 hours' notice or 24 hours notice That wouldn't be colloquial in BE.
Originally Posted by freezeframe 
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- 02-May-2011, 00:31 #5
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Re: 24-hour notice or 24 hours' notice or 24 hours notice The last two are fine. Originally Posted by likesEnglish
1) Please provide at least 24-hour notice.
2) Please provide at least 24-hours notice.
3) Please provide at least 24 hours' notice.
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