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Cup cake Posted 7 years ago
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Driver or Driver's licence

Hi Everyone,

My licence actually says - Driver Licence. I get this given it's the name of the card/document/thing.

However, what do others think about the following sentence:

Peter wants to get his driver's licence as soon as possible.

To me, this is about possession rather than title. It just doesn't sound right to me.


Thanks,

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Well, I've heard only driver's licence and driving licence so driver licence does sound wrong to me.

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  • Well, I've heard only driver's licence and driving licence so driver licence does sound wrong to me.
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Well, I've heard only driver's licence and driving licence so driver licence does sound wrong to me.

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American English: driver's license

British English: driving licence

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