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English term or phrase:
\'s/has
English answer:
Owlette is having trouble with Luna.
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's/has
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Owlette's Luna Trouble
Title of the second segment of a PJ Masks episode.
I seem to be confused as to who's trouble for whom. The ('s) is a little confusing. Would you clarify, please?
Thanks!
https://pj-masks.fandom.com/wiki/Owlette's_Luna_Trouble
Title of the second segment of a PJ Masks episode.
I seem to be confused as to who's trouble for whom. The ('s) is a little confusing. Would you clarify, please?
Thanks!
https://pj-masks.fandom.com/wiki/Owlette's_Luna_Trouble
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| 4 +3 | Owlette is having trouble with Luna. |
Charlotte Fleming
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Charlotte Fleming
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Travel, wine and scuba specialist.
Native in: English (Variants: British, Scottish)
Works in: Italian to English, English
English term (edited):
\'s/has
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Owlette is having trouble with Luna.
The trouble "belongs", as it were, to Owlette.
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Yvonne Gallagher
: it's simply a possessive apostrophe but it's not short for "has" though you could say "O. HAS (full word)Luna trouble" it's not exactly the same
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