Is there any difference between 'world population' and 'world's population'?
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So this afternoon when I was doing my grammar homework, I realised that there is 2 reasonable answers for 1 question. It is 'The world population....' and 'The world's population.....'. I asked my teacher and he said the answer was the 'the world's population', but he didn't really know why that is the answer. So I just want to figure this out. Please help me!
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So this afternoon when I was doing my grammar homework, I realised that there is 2 reasonable answers for 1 question. It is 'The world population....' and 'The world's population.....'. I asked my teacher and he said the answer was the 'the world's population', but he didn't really know why that is the answer. So I just want to figure this out. Please help me!
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You should give the question so we have the context
– Mitch
14 hours ago
The Ngram indicates similar usage for both expressions and no difference between AmE and BrE. (Click on 'search lots of books', please - the Ngram is being silly.)
– Nigel J
11 hours ago
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So this afternoon when I was doing my grammar homework, I realised that there is 2 reasonable answers for 1 question. It is 'The world population....' and 'The world's population.....'. I asked my teacher and he said the answer was the 'the world's population', but he didn't really know why that is the answer. So I just want to figure this out. Please help me!
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So this afternoon when I was doing my grammar homework, I realised that there is 2 reasonable answers for 1 question. It is 'The world population....' and 'The world's population.....'. I asked my teacher and he said the answer was the 'the world's population', but he didn't really know why that is the answer. So I just want to figure this out. Please help me!
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You should give the question so we have the context
– Mitch
14 hours ago
The Ngram indicates similar usage for both expressions and no difference between AmE and BrE. (Click on 'search lots of books', please - the Ngram is being silly.)
– Nigel J
11 hours ago
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You should give the question so we have the context
– Mitch
14 hours ago
The Ngram indicates similar usage for both expressions and no difference between AmE and BrE. (Click on 'search lots of books', please - the Ngram is being silly.)
– Nigel J
11 hours ago
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You should give the question so we have the context
– Mitch
14 hours ago
You should give the question so we have the context
– Mitch
14 hours ago
The Ngram indicates similar usage for both expressions and no difference between AmE and BrE. (Click on 'search lots of books', please - the Ngram is being silly.)
– Nigel J
11 hours ago
The Ngram indicates similar usage for both expressions and no difference between AmE and BrE. (Click on 'search lots of books', please - the Ngram is being silly.)
– Nigel J
11 hours ago
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You should give the question so we have the context
– Mitch
14 hours ago
The Ngram indicates similar usage for both expressions and no difference between AmE and BrE. (Click on 'search lots of books', please - the Ngram is being silly.)
– Nigel J
11 hours ago