kwfine
Member
- Joined
- Feb 3, 2008
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- British English
- Home Country
- Australia
- Current Location
- Hong Kong
Hi,
I saw a banner with this slogan outside a movie rental store:
"Violent movies can ruin your life. Avoid them like drugs!"
I am afraid that they have made a mistake in the slogan when
I thought of the words "Action movies" which people use to describe those movies that mainly consist of action scenes.
What I see is that the word "Action" in "Action movies" is a noun, so it should be "Violence movies", but not "Violent movies".
Any ideas?
I saw a banner with this slogan outside a movie rental store:
"Violent movies can ruin your life. Avoid them like drugs!"
I am afraid that they have made a mistake in the slogan when
I thought of the words "Action movies" which people use to describe those movies that mainly consist of action scenes.
What I see is that the word "Action" in "Action movies" is a noun, so it should be "Violence movies", but not "Violent movies".
Any ideas?