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Ask for help > Which one is correct?
Which one is correct?
tech_teacher
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Which one is correct?
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PRINCIPAL AND VICE PRINCIPAL�S AWARDS
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PRINCIPAL �S AND VICE PRINCIPAL�S AWARDS
I appreciate the help. Thanks |
10 Jan 2012
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Yolandaprieto
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I think the first is the correct one. It is what I learnt at university. Hugs Yolanda |
10 Jan 2012
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kodora
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The first one is correct if they both give the same awards.If they give different ones then the second is right. Look at the following examples:John and Mary �s mother is going to attend the school show, John �s and Mary �s mothers(that is, John �s mother and Mary �s mother) are going to attend the school show. I hope it �s clear enough. Dora
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10 Jan 2012
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olalalas
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" �s " is written after the nominal part of the phrase, so I agree that the first variant is a correct one.
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10 Jan 2012
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tech_teacher
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Thanks everyone. The first one I too, thought was correct. However someone had written the second and I wanted to be sure before I made the correction. Thanks again |
10 Jan 2012
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