What's difference between the works of Shakespear and the Shakespear's works
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two different ways of saying the same thing.
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You cannot say "the Shakespeare's works". This is grammatically wrong : we never have an article before a possessive. You can say either:
"the works of Shakespeare"
or
"Shakespeare's works"
There is no difference in meaning, other than the fact that the former sounds a little 'grander'.
Also note that your question should be "What is the difference between...?".
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