By Genitives, Regards

I'll try to clarify it: The sense of what I try to express is reflected in your sentences 3 to 5. This is the usual sentence that we use in our job, to say, for instance, that we are sending an e-mail to a client in the name of our boss. It would be something like: "Dear Mr....

Can anyone tell me if they have heard that it is no longer necessary to use the "Saxon Genitive". Some TV prog for kids stated that it was not necessary. I always thought it made life easier. This is the sweater of John ...... This is John's sweater! Must be some kind of joke. Thanks...

Hello MrP Thanks for the reply. I am lucky I get an confirmation directly from a native speaker to that I had better not say "I'm a Japanese", though I feel somewhat like unhappiness in your way of discriminating the suffices "-an" and "-ese". By the way I feel the word "Japaneses" is much...

Perhaps one of you sent me this, or perhaps I have subscribed to this service and forgotten the fact, but at any rate the following serendipitiously arrived in my mailbox this morning: Possessive vs. Attributive Nouns ************************************************* If you enjoy this writing...