mm get tis from soccernet title..look at the grammer?
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"Scotland nurse wounded on plane to Georgia"
Initally when i read it, i read as "scotland nurse wounded on plane.." as in a nurse got wounded..
Then i read the content of the link..it is about players in the team are bunch of walking wounded players..
Then i tot about it, did soccernet posted a grammer error title ?
or shd they use " Scotland's nurse wounded on plane " ?
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its correct.
in this instance the word nurse functions as a verb instead of a noun. the word wounded is a noun instead. -
nurse can be two thing:
nurse the wound : treat the wound
nurse: mee cee ar....the nurse....
and the way u spell your grammar.....grammer...hahaha....
time to buck up dude! -
my guess is if they mean it as the occupation they would have said "Scottish Nurse"
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hhahah!! kena shoot.Originally posted by hiphop2009:nurse can be two thing:
nurse the wound : treat the wound
nurse: mee cee ar....the nurse....
and the way u spell your grammar.....grammer...hahaha....
time to buck up dude!
yah i admit im poor at that!
ani kinda of helps u can come out with ? -
There is a comma missing as in "Scotland, nurses wounded on plane to Georgia" (and yes, it should be nurses and not nurse because Scotland is singular.)Originally posted by winning 11:"Scotland nurse wounded on plane to Georgia"
Initally when i read it, i read as "scotland nurse wounded on plane.." as in a nurse got wounded..
Then i read the content of the link..it is about players in the team are bunch of walking wounded players..
Then i tot about it, did soccernet posted a grammer error title ?
or shd they use " Scotland's nurse wounded on plane " ?
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I was about to say thisOriginally posted by lpx88:my guess is if they mean it as the occupation they would have said "Scottish Nurse"