[Grammar] concrete pre-made parts
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"Prefabricated concrete parts."
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:up: - if they're quite intricate. But I worked on the accounts for Northwick Park Hospital - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia while it was under construction [happy days, hmmm...] and much of the paperwork referred to 'precast load-bearing external wall units' [I've got an ear for catchy phrases like that ;-) ]
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"pre-made concrete parts"
Google "adjective order" and take a look at some of the posts from the "edu" sites.
For me, logic prevails. Concrete parts can exist without being pre-made, but premade parts are not always concrete. Concrete is the material. Pre-made is how it is constructed.
Do you want tasty green beans for dinner or green, tasty beans?
Google "adjective order" and take a look at some of the posts from the "edu" sites.
For me, logic prevails. Concrete parts can exist without being pre-made, but premade parts are not always concrete. Concrete is the material. Pre-made is how it is constructed.
Do you want tasty green beans for dinner or green, tasty beans?
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