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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Next year's or our next year's -- again
Hi, I think Mr. M said putting possessive pronouns like "his" or "her" is OK for the types of this. Then I thought that we usually don't put anything before it. Why is it allowed? I thought the structure of this kind is more like "Japan's city" where anything before a proper noun "Japan" is not placed.
next year's meeting/seminar/conference
our next year's meeting
See you at next year's get-together
next year's meeting/seminar/conference
our next year's meeting
See you at next year's get-together
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Hi, I think Mr. M said putting possessive pronouns like "his" or "her" is OK for the types of this. Then I thought that we usually don't put anything before it.
- Hi, I think Mr.
- M said putting possessive pronouns like "his" or "her" is OK for the types of this.
- Then I thought that we usually don't put anything before it.
- Why is it allowed?
- I thought the structure of this kind is more like "Japan's city" where anything before a proper noun "Japan" is not placed.
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Hi,
I think Mr. M said putting possessive pronouns like "his" or "her" is OK for the types of this. Then I thought that we usually don't put anything before it. Why is it allowed? I thought the structure of this kind is more like "Japan's city" where anything before a proper noun "Japan" is not placed.
next year's meeting/seminar/conference
our next year's meeting
See you at
I think Mr. M said putting possessive pronouns like "his" or "her" is OK for the types of this. Then I thought that we usually don't put anything before it. Why is it allowed? I thought the structure of this kind is more like "Japan's city" where anything before a proper noun "Japan" is not placed.
next year's meeting/seminar/conference
our next year's meeting
See you at
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