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31/08/2017, 14:42
Hi everyone, the question is:
With regard to the two sentences:
I) Professor's Layton puzzles are tough.
II) Professor Layton's puzzles are tough.
Which of them is the right one? Or are both of them right?
(Quite of course, I am not referring to the quality of Layton's puzzles, but to the position of the " 's " in the sentence).
Feel free to correct any mistakes in the message as well. Bye.
31/08/2017, 18:12
i think the second one...
31/08/2017, 21:48
The second. It's obvious, isn't it ?
02/09/2017, 08:28
Thank you for the answers.
06/09/2017, 13:44
Yes, it is definetely the second one. The first one seems to imply that
Layton is an adjective referring to the puzzles.
All in all, not a puzzling question
Also, maybe it's just me, but the phrase
quite of course sounds really weird...
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