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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Apostrophe in compound nouns
Training Program for German Fire Fighters
German Fire Fighters Training
German Fire Fighters' Training
Do they mean the same, or does the last sentence suggest that German Fire Fighters are the ones to give the training (rather than being trained)?
Your comments are appreciated! Thank you.
German Fire Fighters Training
German Fire Fighters' Training
Do they mean the same, or does the last sentence suggest that German Fire Fighters are the ones to give the training (rather than being trained)?
Your comments are appreciated! Thank you.
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Anonymous does the last sentence suggest that German Fire Fighters are the ones to give the training (rather than being trained)? No, but you don't need the apostrophes or plural. These are sufficient: Training Program for German Firefighters German Firefighter Training
- Anonymous does the last sentence suggest that German Fire Fighters are the ones to give the training (rather than being trained)?
- No, but you don't need the apostrophes or plural.
- These are sufficient: Training Program for German Firefighters German Firefighter Training
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Anonymousdoes the last sentence suggest that German Fire Fighters are the ones to give the training (rather than being trained)?No, but you don't need the apostrophes or plural. These are sufficient:
Training Program for German Firefighters
German Firefighter Training
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