adjectives or nouns

[beachboy]

He´s the director of the school
or He´s the school director?

It´s a chocolate box
or It´s a box of chocolate?

 

[cclaff]

He´s the director of the school
or He´s the school director?

... director of the school. You could also say ... the school's director.

It´s a chocolate box
or It´s a box of chocolate?

... box of chocolates. A chocolate box would be a box MADE of chocolate and could be eaten.

 

[beachboy]

What About:
The Assembly Of The Students
The Students' Assembly

Is It The Same Case. I'm Trying To Establish A Pattern. Thanks

 

[Anglika]

What about:
The Assembly Of The Students
The Students' Assembly

Is It The Same Case. I'm Trying To Establish A Pattern. Thanks

Pattern for what?

Of these two, only "The students' assembly" works.

An assembly of students OR a student assembly = a group of students who have all assembled for a reason

(You do not need a capital letter on every word. Only the first word in the sentence or for proper names)

 

[beachboy]

I hadn't noticed all those capital letters and I can't explain what happened... Computers.. What I know is that I had never done that!!!! Thanks a lot (and again) for your tips!