ACQUIRE GRAMMAR: Noun+ Noun Combinations

We often use two nouns together to form one person, thing or idea. We can also use them to measure things. In this video, we take a look at how to make noun noun combinations.
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What a useful video! 👍

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Thank you. One question please. We say sports car. Sport car is incorrect?

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I'm American and I have never heard anyone use "sport car", but it is in the dictionary. I believe "sports car" is much more common. This could be an American English bias though.

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@@AcquireEnglish Thank you very much. It is much more common sports car as an exception like a antiques dealer.