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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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like Mark?
. Which is correct?
He has a face like Mark
He has a face like Mark's
He has a face like that of Mark/
He has a face like Mark
He has a face like Mark's
He has a face like that of Mark/
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These: He has a face like Mark's He has a face like that of Mark. -- but you'll hear the first one too.
- These: He has a face like Mark's He has a face like that of Mark.
- -- but you'll hear the first one too.
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These:
He has a face like Mark's
He has a face like that of Mark.
-- but you'll hear the first one too.
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These:
He has a face like Mark's
He has a face like that of Mark.
-- but you'll hear the first one too.
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Thank you. Why doesn't follow the pattern you showed? Why no possessive?
It has a face like a lion.
It has a face like a lion.
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I don't like that one, either, though you'll no doubt hear or read it.
It has a face like a lion's / that of a lion.
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I don't like that one, either, though you'll no doubt hear or read it.
It has a face like a lion's / that of a lion.
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