But I am the resident pedant, and he bought them in a shop belonging to Iceland, ie, Iceland's shop. I bought my Mars ice-cream from Tesco's.Wait in Iceland's? It's not like Sainsbury's where is was started by the Iceland family. It's just Iceland.
And yeah, I'm being a huge pedant.
But I am the resident pedant, and he bought them in a shop belonging to Iceland, ie, Iceland's shop. I bought my Mars ice-cream from Tesco's.
Ok.An interesting argument. Not one I'd agree with
In what way? It's like if you go and see you friend John, you go to John's.it just seems redundant
Ok.
In what way? It's like if you go and see you friend John, you go to John's.
But I am the resident pedant, and he bought them in a shop belonging to Iceland, ie, Iceland's shop. I bought my Mars ice-cream from Tesco's.
I get you. There's no need, but it can sound nicer. Anyhow, superfluous or not, it's not wrong.With Iceland or Tesco there's no need for the possessive, the shop is already called that.
Fair point, well made.I bought my Mars ice cream from Poundland.
I get you. There's no need, but it can sound nicer. Anyhow, superfluous or not, it's not wrong.
Wait in Iceland's? It's not like Sainsbury's where is was started by the Iceland family. It's just Iceland.
And yeah, I'm being a huge pedant.
I think there's a comma missing there.
Yes, I am being an even hugerer pedant...
I get you. There's no need, but it can sound nicer. Anyhow, superfluous or not, it's not wrong.
Sure it's their shop. Whose shop do you think it is?Unless I'm mistaken, the shop doesn't belong to Iceland. It's not Iceland's shop.
If I wanted a Whopper meal, I'm not sure where else I'd go.You wouldn't buy a Whopper meal from Burger King's restaurant, would you?
Sure it's their shop. Whose shop do you think it is?
If I wanted a Whopper meal, I'm not sure where else I'd go.
My mate John doesn't own his house, but I go to John's, not to his landlords. And while Iceland may only be leasing the building, they'll have had the shop fitted, and it will be their shop.I'm not sure who owns it but I'm fairly sure it's not Iceland.
My mate John doesn't own his house, but I go to John's, not to his landlords. And while Iceland may only be leasing the building, they'll have had the shop fitted, and it will be their shop.