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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The possessive case of a thing
Now i have a sentence here : ' However, we can offer you another product: the Blue Dragon cement, the price and value of which are equivalent to the Red Dragon's."
Is it ok to write sth like this? What should i use if i want to indicate the possessive state of a thing, rather than a human?
Is it ok to write sth like this? What should i use if i want to indicate the possessive state of a thing, rather than a human?
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The sentence structure is commonly used. There's no problem in "ownership" by a thing. All four of the car's tires were flat.
- The sentence structure is commonly used.
- There's no problem in "ownership" by a thing.
- All four of the car's tires were flat.
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The sentence structure is commonly used.
There's no problem in "ownership" by a thing.
All four of the car's tires were flat.
(Don't forget to capitalize the personal pronoun, "I.")
There's no problem in "ownership" by a thing.
All four of the car's tires were flat.
(Don't forget to capitalize the personal pronoun, "I.")
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