I have received John's mother's e-mail.
Is this sentence grammtically correct? Is there a better or formal way of saying it?
English question, please help?
2013-05-16 3:45 am
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2013-05-16 3:46 am
✔ 最佳答案
That's fine. It is grammatical.
2013-05-16 10:57 am
Your sentence is o.k. However,if it bothers you, here is another way:
I have received an email from John's mother. ...Or
I have received the email from John's mother.
I have received an email from John's mother. ...Or
I have received the email from John's mother.
2013-05-16 10:57 am
Yes, but the two possessives one right after the other sound a little odd.
You might say, "I have received the e-mail that John's mother sent to me," if you want to add a clause, or if you want to keep it short, say, "I have received the e-mail from John's mother."
You might say, "I have received the e-mail that John's mother sent to me," if you want to add a clause, or if you want to keep it short, say, "I have received the e-mail from John's mother."
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