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Hi,

Would you please check and correct this short sentence below?

Benefit from an excellent opportunity to keep your car at the UK's city airport parking place best-suited for you with us.

Thank you in advance.

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

AnonymousHow many mistakes are in this ~~phrase~~sentence?

It is badly disordered and tries to squeeze too much in.

Anonymous this short sentence

It is not; it needs shortening:

Benefit from the convenience of keeping your car with us at the UK city airport parking area.

I hope 'UK' does not mean 'United Kingdom', which does not have a city parking area, because it is not a city.

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you very much for your comments.

So UK's city airport parking place sentence is totally incorrect, right?

I mean native speakers don't say 'UK's city airport', there is no 's', right?
It is correct to say UK city airport, not UK's city airport, right?

Mister Micawber · Answer

You haven't explained what you mean.  The UK does not have a city airport.

Anonymous · Answer

Oh, I see.

Honestly, I don't know what the author means when saying at the UK's city airport parking place.

Just wanted to know is it correct?

Well, I'll ask the author what he means

I think using 's is not correct in the sentence like this. E.g., what the UK cities do you know but not what the UK's cities do you know?

What do you think?

Thank you for your patience.

Mister Micawber · Answer

AnonymousHonestly, I don't know what the author means when saying at the UK's city airport parking place.Just wanted to know is it correct?

That is therefore impossible to answer.

AnonymousWell, I'll ask the author what he means

Yes, do.

AnonymousI think using 's is not correct in the sentence like this. E.g., what the UK cities do you know but not what the UK's cities do you know?What do you think?

Maybe. We'll have to wait and see.

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