Noun + noun or ('s + noun)

Noun + noun or ('s + noun) (English exercise n°4279 - Please quote this number when contacting us)

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Noun + noun or ('s + noun)

It's the dog's toy

They are dog toys

We use the 'noun + noun' structure to name common kinds of things. The first noun is often like an object ( of a verb, or a preposition).

Nous utilisons la structure 'nom + nom' pour désigner des objets courants. Le premier nom souvent comme l'objet d'un verbe ou d'une préposition.

Ex : a shoe shop = a shop that sells shoes

We use the 's + noun structure ( possessive structure) to talk about something that belongs to ...

Nous utilisons la structure 's + nom pour parler de choses appartenant à ...

Ex : Ann's house = Ann has a house

Test :choisir 's ou - selon la structure.

English exercise "Noun + noun or ('s + noun)" created by anonyme (18-10-2005) with The test builder
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1. I have sold an old ( bedside table ).
2. He knows ( China history ) fairly well.
3. We hate ( chicken soup ).
4. Don't forget to buy a ( Mother day ) card !
5. Take this ( bath towel ).
6. It's my ( sister new doll ).
7. Here are the ( car papers ).
8. Do you enjoy ( horse races ) ?
9. What do you think of the ( horse race ) ?
10. Have you met the ( firm boss ) ?
11. We never use ( computer disks ).
12. Don't let the baby play with the ( dog toy ).
13. Don't let the baby play with ( dog toys ).
14. We would like to have a ( grandfather clock ).
15. We are going to put ( grandfather clock ) in the hall.