Yes.Originally Posted by irinaofr
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#1 13-Feb-2017, 22:31storey
It's a 95-storey building.
How many floors are in this building?
Is the question correct, please?
Should it be "floors" and not "storeis"?
Thank you
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#2 13-Feb-2017, 22:37Re: storey
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#3 13-Feb-2017, 23:16Re: storey
Note:
BE storey/storeys
AE story/stories
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#4 14-Feb-2017, 11:03Re: storey
Thanks, Rover. Good to know!
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