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"boss' son" reads as [bosiz] son?

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oristarA
 
Reply Fri 14 Oct, 2011 08:16 am

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The boss' son got a cushy job with many perks.
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Joe Nation
 
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Reply Fri 14 Oct, 2011 01:16 pm
@oristarA,
Yes. (Boss') sounds like BOSSES, means 'that belonging to the boss.

Joe( Boss: the word comes to English from our good friends the New Amsterdam Dutch)Nation
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Reply Fri 14 Oct, 2011 04:29 pm
@Joe Nation,
Thanks
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