I think you've answered your own question.Originally Posted by tymoguls
Usually, I'm not much of a grammar cop. Indeed, most would classify me as a habitual offender. However, when I get a message from Sugbarbush proclaiming "2-3 Feet Forecasted!" I begin to wonder who gets hired to compose these things. Shouldn't it read "2-3 Feet Forecast!" or even better "2-3 Feet in the Forecast!"
Perhaps I'm just a bit bitter because I'm killing time in the aiport trying to get to a meeting that is taking me away from the coming bliss.
I think you've answered your own question.Originally Posted by tymoguls
Sounds fine to be... just some colloquial word omission...
Fully it would read "2-3 Feet Have Been Forecasted" or just "Two to three feet forecasted." Forecasted is used as an adjective there, I'm pretty sure it's perfectly acceptable.
Ithaca is (not) Vermont (but it is gorges)
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