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03-Aug-2006, 16:14
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 -year the Hundred Years' War the Six Day War Am I right in assuming that first one is the possesive form with the apostrophe (like yesterday's dish, only in plural), yet second one is the phrase constructed like two-day trip? Ewelina |
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04-Aug-2006, 11:48
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| Re: -year Yes |
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