The phrase "a two years subscription" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a two-year subscription" to indicate a subscription lasting for two years.
Example: "I just purchased a two-year subscription to the magazine to enjoy all the upcoming issues."
Alternatives: "a two-year plan" or "a two-year membership".
The GooSync Premium service will costs £19.95 per year, £29.95 for a two year subscription or a lifetime option for £39.95.
He offered a free cookbook with a three year subscription to the magazine.
Google tells Search Engine Land that there will be a three year subscription required and hardware will be upgraded at the end of the three years, if companies continue the service.
The winner also received a Haier Ibiza Rhapsody device along with a one year subscription to Rhapsody, as well as Spears' entire discography released in the United States.
Media professionals were honored the UNICEF medal and diploma, and internet modem with a one year subscription provided by UNICEF corporate partner Telenor.
The winners were honored the UNICEF medal and diploma, and laptop and internet modem with a one year subscription provided by UNICEF corporate partner Telenor.
UNICEF and its partners, Delegation of the European Commision and Telenor company, have awarded the winners with the UNICEF medal and diploma, a study tour to EU institutions in Brussels and Strazbourg and a Telenor internet modem with a one year subscription.
If you are a student, you can get a four year subscription to Office 365 by clicking the "See options >" link at the bottom of the chart.
Mr. Ek also made a bold prediction, saying that in two years subscription services will pay as much royalties as iTunes does.
Some Internet service providers (ISPs) are even giving PCs away in return for two or three years' subscription, and other firms offer free PCs to users who agree to be bombarded by advertisements while online.
The Philadelphia Media Network, which owns both of the city's largest newspapers, announced a similar idea in which they would offer discounted tablets in exchange for one or two year subscriptions to the company's news apps.
