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The car's front seat or the front seat of the car?

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Reply Fri 7 Jun, 2019 01:35 pm
Should I say/write, "the car's front seat" or "the front seat of the car"?

Is it "the door's handle" or "the door handle"?

Thank you
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Reply Fri 7 Jun, 2019 02:31 pm
@paok1970,
paok1970 wrote:

Should I say/write, "the car's front seat" or "the front seat of the car"?

Either is fine but it would depend on the sentence as to which sounds better. Often you would only use "the front seat" because "of the car" would be obvious from the context of the conversation.
paok1970 wrote:

Is it "the door's handle" or "the door handle"?

"The door handle"
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