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Wed 3 Nov, 2010 02:33 am
Or "more than thirty years?"
Context:
I'm not a dr, just someone who's worked with infectious diseases and diagnostic immunology research for the past 30+ years.
@oristarA,
"thirty plus years"
(there should not be a space after the 30)...
@oristarA,
oristarA wrote:
Or "more than thirty years?"
Context:
I'm not a dr, just someone who's worked with infectious diseases and diagnostic immunology research for the past 30+ years.
It reads as "thirty plus years" and means "more than thirty years", so either context is correct.
A fine example of the benefits for ESLs of engaging native speakers.
@oristarA,
WHAT ABOUT IF YOU READ IT AS THIRTY TYEARS TO GIVE YOU THIRTY TEARS
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