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| In general (meaning there are exceptions) adjectives don't inflect for number. So, a drink stall a vegetable stall However, given the structures here, a stall that sells drinks a stall that sells vegetables you might assume, or even hear, a drinks stall a vegetables stall They're non-standard. (I've heard the former, not the latter. Give it time though. All the best. |
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