[company's 8th anniversary] vs [company's 8th birthday]
I have written down the sentences below.
(1a) Next week, we will be celebrating our company's eighth birthday. (my sentence)
(1b) Next week, we will be celebrating our company eighth birthday. (my friends' revised sentence)
(2a) Next week, we will be celebrating our company's eighth anniversary. (my sentence)
(2b) Next week, we will be celebrating our company eighth anniversary. (my friends' revised sentence)
May I ask two questions?
(A) My non-native English speaking friends removed the possessive from the word, company. Is it wrong to have it?
(B) Is it okay to use "birthday" as an alternative word for "anniversary"?
Thank you very much for your time and help.
Top answer
Only our company 's eighth anniversary is possible. ) CJ
- Only our company 's eighth anniversary is possible.
- ) CJ
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
Only
our company's eighth anniversary
is possible.
(Only people have birthdays — and maybe their pets.)
CJ
0I have written down the sentences below.
(1a) Next week, we will be celebrating our company's eighth birthday. (my sentence) correct
(1b) Next week,
0
Related Questions