“My Articles' Comments” or “My Article Comments” | “My Reviews' Comments” or “My Review...
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I need to add menu items (filters) on my website but I'm not sure which one is correct:
- My Articles' Comments
- My Reviews' Comments
OR
- My Article Comments
- My Review Comments
For example, if you click on "My Review Comments" (or "My Reviews' Comments") - it will display all of your comments on the reviews.
grammatical-number possessives
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I need to add menu items (filters) on my website but I'm not sure which one is correct:
- My Articles' Comments
- My Reviews' Comments
OR
- My Article Comments
- My Review Comments
For example, if you click on "My Review Comments" (or "My Reviews' Comments") - it will display all of your comments on the reviews.
grammatical-number possessives
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up vote
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I need to add menu items (filters) on my website but I'm not sure which one is correct:
- My Articles' Comments
- My Reviews' Comments
OR
- My Article Comments
- My Review Comments
For example, if you click on "My Review Comments" (or "My Reviews' Comments") - it will display all of your comments on the reviews.
grammatical-number possessives
asked Dec 13 at 21:15
PeraMika
1183
I need to add menu items (filters) on my website but I'm not sure which one is correct:
- My Articles' Comments
- My Reviews' Comments
OR
- My Article Comments
- My Review Comments
For example, if you click on "My Review Comments" (or "My Reviews' Comments") - it will display all of your comments on the reviews.
grammatical-number possessives
grammatical-number possessives
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Those titles have different meanings.
"My Articles'/Reviews' Comments" should show all comments, made by any user, on your articles and your reviews.
"My Article/Review Comments" should show all comments, made by you, on an article or review made by any user.
The key point here is that in "My Article/Review Comments," Article or Review are adjectives (or noun adjuncts, if you prefer), so the determiner my modifies the noun, Comments. In other words, it's the comments that belong to you.
In "My Articles'/Reveiws' Comments," Articles' or Reviews' are nouns, so the my modifies them, and it's the articles or reviews that belong to you.
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Those titles have different meanings.
"My Articles'/Reviews' Comments" should show all comments, made by any user, on your articles and your reviews.
"My Article/Review Comments" should show all comments, made by you, on an article or review made by any user.
The key point here is that in "My Article/Review Comments," Article or Review are adjectives (or noun adjuncts, if you prefer), so the determiner my modifies the noun, Comments. In other words, it's the comments that belong to you.
In "My Articles'/Reveiws' Comments," Articles' or Reviews' are nouns, so the my modifies them, and it's the articles or reviews that belong to you.
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Those titles have different meanings.
"My Articles'/Reviews' Comments" should show all comments, made by any user, on your articles and your reviews.
"My Article/Review Comments" should show all comments, made by you, on an article or review made by any user.
The key point here is that in "My Article/Review Comments," Article or Review are adjectives (or noun adjuncts, if you prefer), so the determiner my modifies the noun, Comments. In other words, it's the comments that belong to you.
In "My Articles'/Reveiws' Comments," Articles' or Reviews' are nouns, so the my modifies them, and it's the articles or reviews that belong to you.
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Those titles have different meanings.
"My Articles'/Reviews' Comments" should show all comments, made by any user, on your articles and your reviews.
"My Article/Review Comments" should show all comments, made by you, on an article or review made by any user.
The key point here is that in "My Article/Review Comments," Article or Review are adjectives (or noun adjuncts, if you prefer), so the determiner my modifies the noun, Comments. In other words, it's the comments that belong to you.
In "My Articles'/Reveiws' Comments," Articles' or Reviews' are nouns, so the my modifies them, and it's the articles or reviews that belong to you.
answered Dec 13 at 21:39
Juhasz
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Those titles have different meanings.
"My Articles'/Reviews' Comments" should show all comments, made by any user, on your articles and your reviews.
"My Article/Review Comments" should show all comments, made by you, on an article or review made by any user.
The key point here is that in "My Article/Review Comments," Article or Review are adjectives (or noun adjuncts, if you prefer), so the determiner my modifies the noun, Comments. In other words, it's the comments that belong to you.
In "My Articles'/Reveiws' Comments," Articles' or Reviews' are nouns, so the my modifies them, and it's the articles or reviews that belong to you.
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