LiuJing
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- May 30, 2010
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- China
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A Chinese English test has this question:
Which is correct, a friend of John's mother or a friend of John's mother's?
It sounds to me the first is better, although not quite grammatical.
Don't native speakers think the first to be more often said?
Thank you.
Which is correct, a friend of John's mother or a friend of John's mother's?
It sounds to me the first is better, although not quite grammatical.
Don't native speakers think the first to be more often said?
Thank you.