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| What is the term of this? I'd like to read more about it? 2) What do we do in case the second word has to plural to convey its real meaning. ie: Bowels problems, do we say bowel problems or bowels problems? 3) Sometimes it seems that I can pluraize and unpluraize the noun. Such as: Dream Island and Dreams Island. Is there any difference between the two? :S Thanks :) Last edited by Ducklet Cat; 11-Oct-2007 at 05:13. |
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