what is the correct way?

0Either of them is fine. 02br
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00Mary's house ( no article before Mary) You can say the Simpson's house ( In this case, Mary Simpson and John Simpson, who are husband and wife or who are sister and brother.) 02br
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00The house of Mary.0-

0 00Hey and welcome,02br
00 I would use 01b00at Mary’s house02b00 because it sounds a little more natural. With the other version people usually use verbs=>01b00at the house of-verb02b00-(sadness, torture, happiness).02br
00 Cheers02br
00 Dave 00 0-

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00what is the correct way to write this [ -- ] the 11b10M12b10ary's house or the house of 11b10M12b10ary?12blockquote

10First of all, don't use 01i00the02i00 if you use a person's name with 01i00's02i00. That is, don't use 01i00the Mary's0

1font00You can say the Simpson's house ( In this case, Mary Simpson and John Simpson, who are husband and wife or who are sister and brother.) 02font02br
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00Sorry, I have to make a correction here. If John and Mary Simpson share the house, then it's "the Simpson01b00s'02b00 house." It's s-apostrophe not apostrop