Last time, I highlighted the advantages of the so-called “Saxon genitive” or Possessive S structure in English. A phrase like “Mary’s plan” requires one word less than the equivalent “the plan of Mary” and if you’ve ever had to write a presentation slide or a tweet...
In my ongoing mission to reduce PowerPoint text to a minimum, this blog looks at how English uses phrases like “Mary’s phone” to show that one noun “owns” another without the need for prepositions. These short cuts for combining nouns can be confusing for non-native...
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