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  1. 10-Dec-2006, 00:29 #1
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    Default staff

    staff's room
    staff room

    which one is correct
  2. 10-Dec-2006, 03:47 #2
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    Default Re: staff

    Quote Originally Posted by Unregistered View Post
    staff's room
    staff room

    which one is correct
    Normally "staff room".
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  3. 10-Dec-2006, 07:41 #3
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    Default Re: staff

    In British English, it's comon to see it as one word: staffroom.
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