Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Everybody's Everybody?
Hi, I'm Daniel and that's my first post on this forum so czesc (hello) ;]
I've got a question about everybody word, could you explain me the difference between Everybody and Everybody's, please?
Everybody's = Everybody is or maybe Everybody has or maybe it's plural form (no that'd be stupid I think).
Anyway, could you help me with it, please.
I've got a question about everybody word, could you explain me the difference between Everybody and Everybody's, please?
Everybody's = Everybody is or maybe Everybody has or maybe it's plural form (no that'd be stupid I think).
Anyway, could you help me with it, please.
Top answer
Hello Daniel. Everybody - all the people. Everybody's - it belongs to everybody.
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Hello Daniel.
Everybody - all the people.
Everybody's - it belongs to everybody.
Welcome to EnglishForward. Keep asking us your questions and register on our site if you like it.
Everybody - all the people.
Everybody's - it belongs to everybody.
Welcome to EnglishForward. Keep asking us your questions and register on our site if you like it.
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Sorry, but I still don't get it, could you give me some examples maybe?
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Everybody on EnglishForward has the right to ask questions.
It's everybody's right to ask questions.
It's everybody's right to ask questions.
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Thanks, now it's clear for me. Finally I understood the difference ;]
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Leaf and gravy dripping over "the browned skin",which increased the apetite and made everybody's mouth water. Is it possible to use "the brown skin"
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