Poll: In two ____ time

Tanrawee

very good

Your Tutor

To say how soon something will happen the expression "in...'s time" is used. So, "It'll be done in a week's time (sing. poss.) or in two weeks' time (plu. poss.)." Only one out of 47 got it right? Jeez! What's happening to our language? Doesn't anyone out there know how to use it correctly anymore?

Wilson Thilakaratna

When a noun comes as an adjective, we use the singular form of that noun.
Ten dollar note
six month course etc.

Your Tutor

So? What's your point, Wilson?

Tdol

Your Tutor,
Many people answering are learners, so that can be reflected in the results. Give it time and things will change.

eliyahu abda

I am happy to flow you new idoim words