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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What is the correct meaning of the following sentence
Can someone please assist with the answer to the following question. If the following sentence reads:
“Joe is not Tom's biggest fan”
Figuratively does this mean:
a) Tom does not like Joe or
b) Joe does not like Tom
I am arguing for a) as the apostrophe has created an ownership issue and changed the way the sentence should be read.
Can someone please let me know the correct answer
Thanks
“Joe is not Tom's biggest fan”
Figuratively does this mean:
a) Tom does not like Joe or
b) Joe does not like Tom
I am arguing for a) as the apostrophe has created an ownership issue and changed the way the sentence should be read.
Can someone please let me know the correct answer
Thanks
Top answer
B, and this could only be written with the apostrophe.
- B, and this could only be written with the apostrophe.
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