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2010年5月11日 · Dear All, Could somebody please explain why two-week holiday is correct in I am on a two-week holiday rather than two-weeks holiday or two-weeks' holiday? I am probably thinking in Greek and translating in English here, but I would have thought that two-weeks holiday is the right one to use...
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2008年4月11日 · Re: in two weeks/weeks' time/weeks time Thank you for your answers. Funny, in my book (Handbuch des englischen Sprachgebrauchs - it is mainly written in German) it says with a plural construction you can use it with or without the apostroph (examples from the book): In five minutes/minutes' time (days/days')
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2012年2月27日 · Which is correct? 1) 2 week notice or 2 weeks notice In the same way which one is correct out of these 2: 2) 7 year itch or 7 years itch I don't know how to ask this question but the 2 examples above may explain what I am looking for. I have heard some people say: 2 week notice whereas some...
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2007年11月26日 · In two weeks' time : "Your holiday doesn't start for another two weeks" . Does it mean that from the day the speakers said to the day after two weeks, they are not going on holiday, and the following two weeks' time, they're going on holiday ?
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2023年1月16日 · In two weeks time means 'two weeks from now', not 'a period of two weeks'.
word usage - Should I say within 1-2 weeks or in 1-2 weeks?
2013年10月18日 · within 1-2 weeks or in 1-2 weeks. Are they the same? Which one is right?
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2017年3月8日 · A game/app developer releasing bug fixes twice a week seems too often to me, so I think once every two weeks is a more reasonable timeline to code things to improve the app. As for the English classes, attending class once every two weeks seems like that is not nearly enough to learn and remember any information from the class.
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2018年10月6日 · From Merriam-Webster's definition of least: at least 1 : at the minimum // at least once a week In other words, if you say at least two weeks, you mean that it will not take less than two weeks. But you haven't said anything about it not taking more time—so that's still a possibility. So, when you say at least two weeks, you mean two weeks or more.
Why does 'fortnight' mean 'two weeks'? | WordReference Forums
2009年1月13日 · Does any member know why 'fortnight' is two weeks? The syllables 'for' and 'night' baffle me as they don't seem to make sense when combined to mean two weeks. Thanks in advance.
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2022年10月20日 · In the sentence "Once you finish one interview, you are able to schedule your next one for two weeks out." Does "for two weeks out" mean within 2 weeks or after 2 weeks here?