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Tamguatlay Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
If I want to research on the history of the three countries, which sentence should I use?
I want to research on Egypt, Africa and India’s ancient history.
I want to research on Egypt’s, Africa’s and India’s ancient history.
If I want to research on the history of the three countries, which sentence should I use?
Thanks.
I want to research on Egypt’s, Africa’s and India’s ancient history.
If I want to research on the history of the three countries, which sentence should I use?
Thanks.
Top answer
There are a few problems. No "on" after "research" to start. Egypt is in Africa, which is a continent, not another country, so it's not a separate thing.
- There are a few problems.
- No "on" after "research" to start.
- Egypt is in Africa, which is a continent, not another country, so it's not a separate thing.
- Your question about the possessive is answered by saying that if it's a shared history, only one 's is needed.
- They are separate histories, so each would need a 's.
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There are a few problems.
No "on" after "research" to start.
Egypt is in Africa, which is a continent, not another country, so it's not a separate thing.
Your question about the possessive is answered by saying that if it's a shared history, only one 's is needed. They are separate histories, so each would need a 's.
Better would be "I want to research the ancient his
No "on" after "research" to start.
Egypt is in Africa, which is a continent, not another country, so it's not a separate thing.
Your question about the possessive is answered by saying that if it's a shared history, only one 's is needed. They are separate histories, so each would need a 's.
Better would be "I want to research the ancient his
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