We bought some ice-cream.
Hello!
The case is we bought ice-creams (it doesn't matter how many ice-creams we bought). Each ice-cream costs two euros.
How should I say this case in one simple sentence and using Possessive Case for "two euros".
Thank you in advance!Thanks all for your answers.
But possessive case is a must!
Also Simple Sentence is a must too!
The sentence have to start with "We bought ...".
The sentence "We bought [our] ice-creams for two euros each" is very close but there is no Possessive Case. (And yes, that is a main point - each ice-cream costs two euros.)
"What type of ice-cream did you buy?"
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Answers · 13
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Are you looking for, "We bought some two-euro ice creams?"
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Second guess.
"We brought each with our 2 euros an ice-cream"
But this is also an extremely awkward sentence but it gives you possession of the euros
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Maybe "The price of the ice creams was two euros each", but you'd never say that.. Did you find that question on the internet?
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I mean Possessive Case for "two euro" - "What ice-cream did you buy?"
Possessive case like these: "the Sun's ray", "the star's light", "this summer's vacation"
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What do you mean by 'possessive case'? If you just need a possessive pronoun then your example sentence is perfect. With the exception of pronouns, English doesn't really have cases.
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