Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
'dual function' or 'dual functions'?
Which of these is correct, in your opinions:
The building fulfils the dual function of museum and home of the Royal College.
OR
The building fulfils the dual functions of museum and home of the Royal College.
Many thanks for your views,
Fraser
The building fulfils the dual function of museum and home of the Royal College.
OR
The building fulfils the dual functions of museum and home of the Royal College.
Many thanks for your views,
Fraser
Top answer
It's 'function'. A dual X is an X that two aspects/roles.
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