How to express it ?Which one is correct?Help!
As you might know ,this is a job ,but I am not quite sure which one is the most suitable phrase.These three phrases are :assistant president,president assistant ,assistant of president.I saw some people choose the first one ,but I think "assistant president" emphasizes the word "president" ,however ,the assistant is actually not charge of doing the work as a president though here we say assistant.I do think when we describe this job,we should put emphasis on assistant,so I prefer the second one and the third one,but I am not sure whether am I right?Plz help me solve this problem.
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How about Presidents Assistant? President with an "s" in the end.
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It is likely that Aisha is correct, although to be picky, it would be "President's assistant" with an apostrophe. This would mean a worker who assists the president - perhaps a receptionist or secretary. "Assistant to the President" would have the same meaning. "Assistant President" has a different meaning. It would be a title, like Deputy President, implying someone who is an office bearer, immediately junior to the President.
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