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I love some (Federico) Fellini movies.

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Reply Thu 12 Oct, 2017 04:13 am
Am I correct in saying that only sentence #1 is correct?

1) I love some (Federico) Fellini movies.

2) I love some (Federico) Fellini's movies.

Thank you.
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blatham
 
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Reply Thu 12 Oct, 2017 04:42 am
@paok1970,
Yes. To be proper, sentence 2) would read:

I love some [of] Fellini's movies.
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Reply Thu 12 Oct, 2017 05:29 am
@blatham,
Thank you blatham.

I've just realized that I posted the same question twice. Sorry
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blatham
 
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Reply Thu 12 Oct, 2017 05:38 am
We all make mistakes like that. I married the same woman twice.
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