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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

At someone or at someone's?

Would you say "Could I stay at someone who lives nearby?" or "Could I stay at someone's who lives nearby?"? Shouldn't places have 's?
  

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You can use these: Could I stay with someone who lives nearby? Could I stay at someone's who lives nearby?

— Mister Micawber

  • You can use these: Could I stay with someone who lives nearby?
  • Could I stay at someone's who lives nearby?
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You can use these:

Could I stay with someone who lives nearby?
Could I stay at someone's who lives nearby?
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