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This tag is for questions about the coordination of words or phrases. Coordinated elements are typically connected by the "FANBOYS" conjunctions ("and", "but", etc.), correlative conjunctions ("not only . . . but also", "either . . . or", etc.), or commas (in a list, for example).
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The possessive case of multiple nouns
Which sentence is the most natural?
I visited Tom and Mary's school.
I visited Tom's and Mary's school.
I visited the school of Tom and Mary.
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