0
Albator13 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

"for" et "'s"

Hi everyone,

which of these 2 sentences is right please :

(1) tests for Carnaby

or

(2) Carnaby's tests

I just would like to add a precision about Carnaby: it's a store.

If I use the complete name store, can I still write ?

(1) tests for Carnaby Street store

or

(2) Carnaby Street store's tests

Can someone take a moment to explain me this grammar rule please?

Thanks and regards

Eric
  

Top answer

Albator13 W hich of these 2 sentences is right please : (1) tests for Carnaby or (2) Carnaby's tests They are phrases, not sentences. Both are possible. You need to use them in a sentence before we know if they make sense.

— CalifJim

  • Albator13 W hich of these 2 sentences is right please : (1) tests for Carnaby or (2) Carnaby's tests They are phrases, not sentences.
  • Both are possible.
  • You need to use them in a sentence before we know if they make sense.
  • Albator13 I just would like to add a detail about Carnaby: it's a store.
  • OK.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

3 Answers
0
Albator13Which of these 2 sentences is right please :
(1) tests for Carnaby
or
(2) Carnaby's tests
They are phrases, not sentences. Both are possible. You need to use them in a sentence before we know if they make sense.

Albator13I just would like to add a
0
0
Thanks.

Just an other question, technical question this time: can I flag an answer as "the right answer" please?

Eric
0
0
I think you can. We've just had an update to the system, and I don't know which buttons are working and which ones aren't. Sorry. It may be that only moderators can flag answers now. I'm not really sure.

Are you saying you tried and it failed? Or are you saying you don't know how to do it?

CJ
0

Related Questions