Explain please whether we say"a table leg"or "a table's leg"; it (money )influence or its influence.
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It would depend on the context.
If I'm building a table and there are separate legs which must be attached, I would say "four table legs".
If the four legs are already attached to the table, I might say "The table's legs are too long."
Its influence - "its" is the possessive of "it" and "influence is in this case a noun.
If I used "influence" as a verb, then it would be"
"It influences much of our life."
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I agree. It depends on the context.
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