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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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What is right: a dog of your friend's or a dog of your friend, at her grandmother's or at her grandmother?
  

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These are right to me: - a dog of your friend - your friend's dog - at her grandmother's house - at the house of her grandmother - Her grandpa shouted in anger at her grandmother. - The dog jumped at her grandmother's cat.

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  • These are right to me: - a dog of your friend - your friend's dog - at her grandmother's house - at the house of her grandmother - Her grandpa shouted in anger at her grandmother.
  • - The dog jumped at her grandmother's cat.
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These are right to me:

- a dog of your friend
- your friend's dog

- at her grandmother's house
- at the house of her grandmother

- Her grandpa shouted in anger at her grandmother.
- The dog jumped at her grandmother's cat.


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Thank you very much for the answer! It helped me.
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'A dog of your friend's' is correct too.
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