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My question goes as stated in the title above. It really baffles me whether an indefinite article should be used in such cases. I will appreciate it very much if anyone could tell me which of the following are correct.
a. It's four hours' walk.
b. It's a four hours' walk.
c. It's four-hour walk.
d. It's a four-hour walk.
What if the "walk" is replaced by "drive"? Does the rule, if there is one, still apply here? Any reply is much appreciated.
a. It's four hours' walk.
b. It's a four hours' walk.
c. It's four-hour walk.
d. It's a four-hour walk.
What if the "walk" is replaced by "drive"? Does the rule, if there is one, still apply here? Any reply is much appreciated.