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A two hours's drive or two hours' drive

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paok1970
 
Reply Mon 17 Jul, 2017 05:06 am
Is it "It's two hours' drive" or "It's A two hours' drive"? In other words, is the article "a" needed/required before "two hours' drive"?

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PUNKEY
 
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Reply Mon 17 Jul, 2017 05:43 am
@paok1970,
A two hour drive (no ')
layman
 
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Reply Tue 18 Jul, 2017 12:07 am
@PUNKEY,
and no "s," as your example shows. Just making sure it's obvious.
Leadfoot
 
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Reply Tue 18 Jul, 2017 06:13 am
@layman,
A thumbs down for that?

You da man!
At least he fixed it
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