When we want to use a pronoun followed by the adverb else we normally put the possessive 'S' after the whole noun phrase:
anybody else's
noone else's
who else's?
However, it used to be more common to use a genitive pronoun and put the word else afterwards:
anybody's else
noone' else
whose e...
When we want to use a pronoun followed by the adverb else we normally put the possessive 'S' after the whole noun phrase:
anybody else's
noone else's
who else's?
However, it used to be more common to use a genitive pronoun and put the word else afterwards:
anybody's else
noone' else
whose e...
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