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0I would certainly use #1.02br
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00Although a store that sold #2 might be my new favorate place to shop! As long as there was a good return policy.0-

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0Hi,02br
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00Are we not missing an apostrophe s?02br
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01font001. Men's and women'01b01font00s02font02b00 shoes02br
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00Best wishes, Clive0-

0I didn't even see that! I was so excited at the thought of shopping for men and shoes at the same store that I lost track...0-

0 Hello all:),02br
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00Why isn't the B correct? 01b00Men and women's shoes.02br
02b00Doesn't the "and" express that men are included?02br
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01b00Paul and Maria's hourse.02b00 Wouldn't this sentence mean that the house is Paul's aswell?02br
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00Thanks in advance for your help! 

0Paul and Maria's house does say it belongs to both Paul and Maria, jointly.02br
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00But the shoes don't belong to the men and women jointly.02br
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00Barb's and Ana's choices for their favorite movies include... in that case, we each have our own choices.02br
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00Barb's and Ana's shoes are all over the floor. Barb and Ana's fri

0 Yes, it all makes sence now, thanks once more, GG!:)02br
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00So, it all depends on the context.0-

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01cite10Grammar Geek12cite10Paul and Maria's house does say it belongs to both Paul and Maria, jointly.12br
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10But the shoes don't belong to the men and women jointly.12br
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10Barb's and Ana's choices for their favorite movies include... in that case, we each have our own choices.12br