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| on my English course I have a homework connected with compound nouns. I have two groups of words (nouns): A: home, public, orking, dress, health, college, Tv, gap, family B: club, programme, year, cooking, transport, pet, hours, code, friends I should combine the words A with B to make compund nouns. More than one combination may be possible. I found this: public transport working hours health programme health club TV programme family friends Please correct, if I am wrong. Maybe somebody have more ideas? Thank you for your help. Ewa |
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| I'd add: dress code home cooking college year |
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| First-rate job. ("working" is a gerund, not a noun.) |
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| Hi mara_ce, thank for your help. I think you are right. Have a nice day! Ewa |
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| Quote:
Here are others: home pet college programme gap year gap hours family friends Have a great weekend! |
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