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| Please help to see which sentence is correct and why. Thanks, 0.5 nights shorter than the 2004/05 winter. or 0.5 night shorter than the 2004/05 winter. |
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| I'd use the plural there, but it would sound better to me to say 'half a night'. |
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| Quote:
Incidentally yppah, they're not sentences; but you probably know that. b |
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| Thanks teachers. It is interesting to see that night should be in plural form here although it is just half a night. :) Yes, BobK, I quoted a part of a complete sentence. Thanks again. |
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