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Jack112 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Adjectives with nouns
Is this correct? If not, how can I correct it?
1. Wicked Paul's birthday party is at the end of the month!
2. Drug free boy Paul's birthday party is at the end of the month!
Or should #2 be like this:
3. Drug free boy's, Paul, birthday party is at the end of the month!
Thanks.
1. Wicked Paul's birthday party is at the end of the month!
2. Drug free boy Paul's birthday party is at the end of the month!
Or should #2 be like this:
3. Drug free boy's, Paul, birthday party is at the end of the month!
Thanks.
Top answer
I believe they are fine. ' In the first one, if you wanted to say that the fact that the party is at the end of the month is wicked, then there would be a comma after 'wicked,' but it's alright in the context you are using it.
- I believe they are fine.
- ' In the first one, if you wanted to say that the fact that the party is at the end of the month is wicked, then there would be a comma after 'wicked,' but it's alright in the context you are using it.
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I believe they are fine. I'd think 'drug free boy' should have hyphens in-between each word, such as 'drug-free-boy.' In the first one, if you wanted to say that the fact that the party is at the end of the month is wicked, then there would be a comma after 'wicked,' but it's alright in the context you are using it.
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