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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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What about these possessives?
Hi. Do you think these possessives are correct? I don't know but I think they concern the style of writing. If they do, what do you think of them?
the sin's consequences
your culture's nuances
the sin's consequences
your culture's nuances
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Yes, the posessives look correct. " Either version of either of the sentences above is correct.
- Yes, the posessives look correct.
- " Either version of either of the sentences above is correct.
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Yes, the posessives look correct. "The sin's consequences" means "The consequences of the sin."
"Your culture's nuances" means "The nuances of your culture."
Either version of either of the sentences above is correct.
"Your culture's nuances" means "The nuances of your culture."
Either version of either of the sentences above is correct.
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