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July 8th 06, 06:59 PM
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St Johns Wood or St John's Wood?
On Sat, 08 Jul 2006 16:41:52 GMT, Chris Tolley
wrote: James Farrar wrote: On Sat, 08 Jul 2006 13:08:25 GMT, Chris Tolley wrote: Phil Clark wrote: one of those words that is always plural, like trousers. Never stayed in a hotel room with a trouser press? Adjectival form. Pardon? If you are saying that trouser is an adjective, then I'm beginning to wonder what it means, and if it is part of the sequence: trous, trouser, trousest. Sure it's an adjective. It modifies the word "press", telling you what kind of a press it is. -- James Farrar . @gmail.com |
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