Will17
Senior Member
- Joined
- Mar 28, 2008
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- French
- Home Country
- France
- Current Location
- UK
Hello!
I have two grammatical questions!:
1-When do we use "each" and "each one", same question for "any".
For instance:
Each/Each one of you must tell me the truth. If any/ any one of you tries to lie to me, they'll have problems.
2-I regulary see "kids games", "kids activities". This structure looks strange to me. Indeed, "kid" in this case is like an adjective, so it shouldn't be plural, according to what I know.
Is the real structure "Kids' games", and people simply forget the '?
Cheers
W
I have two grammatical questions!:
1-When do we use "each" and "each one", same question for "any".
For instance:
Each/Each one of you must tell me the truth. If any/ any one of you tries to lie to me, they'll have problems.
2-I regulary see "kids games", "kids activities". This structure looks strange to me. Indeed, "kid" in this case is like an adjective, so it shouldn't be plural, according to what I know.
Is the real structure "Kids' games", and people simply forget the '?
Cheers
W