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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
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The books of Lewis Carroll
Please consider the following sentence:
At the impressionable age of ten, I was introduced to the books of Lewis Carroll through my participation in my school’s production of Alice in Wonderland.
My question is this:
Would you please explain why it is "the books of Lewis Carroll" and not "the books by Lewis Carroll" or "Lewis Carroll books" or "Lewis Carroll's books"?
Thank you.
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teal lime My question is this:Would you please explain why it is "the books of Lewis Carroll" and not "the books by Lewis Carroll" or "Lewis Carroll books" or "Lewis Carroll's books"? Writer's choice. They are all fine.
- teal lime My question is this:Would you please explain why it is "the books of Lewis Carroll" and not "the books by Lewis Carroll" or "Lewis Carroll books" or "Lewis Carroll's books"?
- Writer's choice.
- They are all fine.
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teal limeMy question is this:Would you please explain why it is "the books of Lewis Carroll" and not "the books by Lewis Carroll" or "Lewis Carroll books" or "Lewis Carroll's books"?
Writer's choice. They are all fine.
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