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08-Feb-2008, 03:29
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 Another Simple Question Could the following sentence be correct: "That's the applications' problem." Meaning, the application is the source of the problem. Would one ever use the word "Applications's"? Please explain, and if possible, send me a reference where I can find more information about similar words and/or usage. Thank you kindly |
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09-Feb-2008, 11:25
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 Re: Another Simple Question It's not incorrect, but 'That a problem of/with the application' would work better for me. Your version sounds as if you are blaming the application or distancing yourself from it. |
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10-Feb-2008, 03:06
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| Re: Another Simple Question Thanks |
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