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Which is correct? We only have one available flight, We only have one flight available (I wanna know where I should put available)?
Which is correct? We only have one available flight, We only have one flight available (I wanna know where I should put available)?
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This is an interesting question. I looked it up because both seem correct to me. Here's what I found:
"Some adjectives ending in -able/-ible can ALSO be used after nouns.
It is the only solution possible.
Book all the tickets available.
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We only have one flight available.
We have only one flight available.
We only have one available flight.
We have only one available flight.
みんなOK.ニューアンスは少し違います。。。
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This is an interesting question. I looked it up because both seem correct to me. Here's what I found:
"Some adjectives ending in -able/-ible can ALSO be used after nouns.
It is the only solution possible.
Book all the tickets available.
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available flight = ～のflight
flight available => flight that is available = ～のflight
remaining flight = ～のflight (残ってる)
flight remaining => flight that is remaining = ～のflight (残ってる)
empty flight = ～のflight
☓ flight empty
◯ flight which is empty = ～のflight (全ての席が空いてる)
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@gudetomala @hapybrian @dede91403 Thank you guys! That makes sense. I forgot possible. It's also used like availble!
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