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Makiasan Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
taxi's line or taxi line
The taxi's line was long.
The taxi line was long.
The line (of/for) taxi was long.
She's Mike's sister.
She's the sister of Mike.
Are those correct?
Thank you.
The taxi line was long.
The line (of/for) taxi was long.
She's Mike's sister.
She's the sister of Mike.
Are those correct?
Thank you.
Top answer
The first would be "The taxis' line was long" since there is more than one taxi. However taxi-line or line of taxis sound better. She's Mike's sister.
- The first would be "The taxis' line was long" since there is more than one taxi.
- However taxi-line or line of taxis sound better.
- She's Mike's sister.
- She's the sister of Mike.
- both sound fine; the second has more formality to it.
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The first would be "The taxis' line was long" since there is more than one taxi. However taxi-line or line of taxis sound better.
She's Mike's sister.
She's the sister of Mike.
both sound fine; the second has more formality to it.
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She's Mike's sister.
She's the sister of Mike.
both sound fine; the second has more formality to it.
d
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