Cargo/enemy/container/pirate ship – It took an hour for the dockers to load the cargo ship. Language/business/village school – She's a language school teacher. Gift/shoe shop – The gift shop also offers a large selection of leather goods at reasonable prices. Police/sheep/family/farm dog – The police dog was sniffing round his heels. Brick/concrete/stone/timber/wooden/airport/apartment/church/factory/farm/office building – We are renovating the old farm buildings after they were gutted by fire. Hospital bed – He lay in the hospital bed, reading his book. University laboratory – They are simulating the effects of weathering in the university laboratory. Farm/country/council/mansion/tree/summer house – They rented a council house when they got married.
One-man – He does a one-man show in an open-air theatre. OR His one-man business is expanding fast. Two-seater aircraft – The pilot overshot the runway and crashed his two-seater aircraft. Three-day event – The three-day horse riding event will take place next week. Four-bed house – They lived in a four-bedroom house in the suburbs. Five-month contract – He has got a five-month contract to work on an offshore oil rig. Six-year sentence – He will have to serve a six-year sentence for burglary. Seven-girl band – She plays in a seven-girl rock band. Eight-room mansion – The historic eight-room mansion stands in 60 acres of parkland. 100-year-old – The 100-year-old mansion stands in 60 acres of parkland. |
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5. Nouns as Modifiers
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