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| 1. Ten hour shifts are really long. (What is the subject and verb?) 2. Ten hours shifts are really long. 3. A ten hours shift is really long. ('a' modifies 'ten hours right? So it should be 'ten hour'?) |
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| The letters in bold are the reason for the ungrammaticality :( ; the subject is underlined; the verb is copular 'are': 1. Ten hour shifts are really long. :D 2. Ten hours shifts are really long. :( 3. A ten hours shift is really long. :( Note, adjectives do not take -s. :wink: (i.e., *hours) |
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