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Would both "comments section" and "comment section" be correct?
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Would both "comments section" and "comment section" be correct?
Hi,
There's no real difference.
If you want to get subtle, 'comments' suggests that more than one comment may be made.
Clive
There's no real difference.
If you want to get subtle, 'comments' suggests that more than one comment may be made.
Clive
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The bottom line is both are fine and you will see both.
For-profit colleges have had a rough year. Strengthened federal regulations, bad press and a slumping economy have led to steep declines in new student enrollments at most of the publicly traded institutions -- a dip of 42 percent for Kaplan Higher Education, for instance, compared to last year.
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Would it be possible to say new students enrollments?
No.
In constructions like that where the first noun is used like an adjective, it is usually singular.
eg car doors, not cars doors
eg heart surgeons, not hearts surgeons
Clive
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Most commonly, I hear it said Comments' section. And, it's got to be right 'cause there are comments as in plural and it's a section - possessive.
So, I think the answer to the question would be comments' section.
No.
It's the section for viewers' comments, or comments section.
Comment in the comments section
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