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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
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A The Beatles poster or a poster of The Beatles?
Is it "a poster of The Beatles" or "a The Beatles poster"?
If both are possible, which is more commonly used?
Thank you
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Both are correct. Probably "a Beatles poster" is more common, but not really better.
- Both are correct.
- Probably "a Beatles poster" is more common, but not really better.
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Both are correct. Probably "a Beatles poster" is more common, but not really better.
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