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Anonymous  +  333783 Tue, 27 Feb 07 03:33 PM
In a sentence, do you say "A 5,000 square feet facility" or "A 5,000 square foot facility"?
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Philip  +  333804 Tue, 27 Feb 07 04:11 PM

 Anonymous wrote:
In a sentence, do you say "A 5,000 square feet facility" or "A 5,000 square foot facility"?
My personal usage:

My apartment has 1177 square feet  ~ I have an 1177 square-foot apartment.

My son is 6 feet tall ~ I have a six-foot tall son.

 

 
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