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Brighton is a two-hour drive from London

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paok1970
 
Reply Mon 6 Nov, 2017 05:08 am
Should I say, "Brighton is a two-hour drive from London" or "Brighton is two hours' drive from London"?

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centrox
 
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Reply Mon 6 Nov, 2017 06:41 am
You can say either.
dalehileman
 
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Reply Fri 10 Nov, 2017 12:00 pm
@centrox,
Wow Cen it's so desolate on a2k this morn, I hadta resp., no matter how li'l I care 'bout London
No iffense Ok

Always f'give any lousy pun
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