the house keys or the keys of the house?
Hi, is there anyone who can tell me when have I to use preposition of, for example: the car tires or the tires of the car? House keys or the keys of the house? I'm a bit confused...

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The two statements are the same although in other languages saying 'keys of the house' may be easier to translate.

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Both forms are correct. We usually choose one form on the other depending on the sound. The house keys or the keys of the house are both correct, and you can use either way.

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