Hello. Last year`s savings could cover the expenses of the journey. But if I say : The savings of last year could cover the expenses of the journey. is it grammatically correct?
The same question for these four sentences: All Nick wanted was to get his money`s worth. All Nick wanted was to get the worth of his money.-correct? if not,why?
Carol was amazed to see the walls of the room painted in red. Carol was amazed to see the room`s walls painted in red.-correct? if not,why?
Mathematics is not easy to learn,I know, but it ia time you made some progress. Here my question is why the verb `made`is on the past and not in the present `make`? If I put the verb in the present the sentence is no longer correct?
Thank you!
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Last year`s savings could cover the expenses of the journey,. -- OK The savings from last year could cover the expenses of the journey. - A fixed phrase All Nick wanted was to get the worth of his money-- No.
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