Hello! I am working on the signs (doorplates)
in a factory but I don’t understand the grammar of usual doorplate. For an example,
how to indicate “A warehouse used for store electronics (item).” on doorplate? Is
it “Electronics Warehouse” or “Warehouse of Electronics”? I know there is a grammar
error for “Noun+Noun” so I prefer the “Warehouse of Electronics” correct. However,
I have no idea that if this is common for foreigners. Maybe the grammar is flawless
but normally none would write like this. It’s still odd for users.
It seems “Noun+Noun” rule can be correct sometimes, like” VIP Lounge” and “Assembly
Area”. I am confused. Why not “Assembling Area”? Like an area for workers to weld
parts called “Welding Area”. Is it just about a way people used to say , not about grammar?? <o:p></o:p>
You may set a goal to go on a diet and plan to go jogging everyday.
You may set a goal to memorize 10 new vocabularies everyday.
However,you fail to insist the plan you decided.
Have you ever be a quitter like this? What solution do you use to avoid becoming a quitter?
