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Only in your third example were you using the word "couple" as a noun, which makes it a singular word. Every other time, you were using it as an
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Qale
to nitpick (cause I'm good at that) ... it was still a noun, but used in an adjectivial phrase.
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Nov 18 '10, 12:58
which is probably the wrong name for the type of phrase.
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How can you nitpick if you don't even know the name of what you're talking about? :P -- nm
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Qale
Nov 18, 13:01
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I do know it's a noun! -- nm
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loosilu
Nov 18, 13:05
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