student worries or students' worries?
I am always interested in what other people are concerned about, from student worries, local news, to world events.
Do I have to correct "student worries" into "students' worries"??
Thanks!!!
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students' worries
as it is the worry of the students and they are feeling worried
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You can still write "Student worries" and it will be a perfectly fine sentence, as it can be seen as "what collective students commonly worry about in general"
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