workshop participant or workshop's participant? !!NOT ANSWERED Why should we say "workshop participant" and when do we use " 's" to connect two words? I think here it is logical to say "workshop's pa

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workshop participant or workshop's participant? !!NOT ANSWERED Why should we say "workshop participant" and when do we use " 's" to connect two words? I think here it is logical to say "workshop's participant" or "participant of the workshop", although in Oxford Dictionary "workshop participant" is written.

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Ok! Things do not own things. e.g.: Jason's mother. Claude's bike. Tim's place. (A person owner) The dog's house. The movie's end. The house's door. (WRONG!!!) The dog house. The movie end. The house door. (objects, animals and subject things are not a person, impossible to own anything)

Workshop participant. This is the right way.

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