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Olive bee Posted 9 years ago
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Posessive case
If I'm not mistaken, I can use both variants: "Ship's hull" and "Ship hull" or: "animals' life" and "animals life". In the 1-st combination possessive case is on the first place, in the second one - attribute. Am I right?
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olive bee "Ship's hull" and "Ship hull" No. Only the possessive seems right to me. olive bee or: "animals' life" and "animals life" animals' lives
- olive bee "Ship's hull" and "Ship hull" No.
- Only the possessive seems right to me.
- olive bee or: "animals' life" and "animals life" animals' lives
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olive bee"Ship's hull" and "Ship hull"
No. Only the possessive seems right to me.
olive beeor: "animals' life" and "animals life"
animals' lives
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