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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
genitive form
Which sentences are correct?
What's the name of your school? or What's your school's name?
What's the name of your horse? or What's your horse's name?
Many thanks
What's the name of your school? or What's your school's name?
What's the name of your horse? or What's your horse's name?
Many thanks
Top answer
Anonymous Which sentences are correct? All of them.
- Anonymous Which sentences are correct?
- All of them.
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