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  • Hello, everyone!
    It's been a month since i have been studying english. And here is probably one of the most dumbest questions you ever heard.

    We have a sentence:

    "Pay attention to the missed/scored goals statistics of this team."
    or
    "Pay attention to this team's missed/scored goals statistics."
    Which one is correct?

    or for example:
    There had been Nazi organization in the USA for a while, and it was called:
    "Sons of the Hestapo"
    Ok but this versions could be correct either, don't you think:
    Hestapo sons
    Hestapo's sons

    or

    Statue of Liberty,
    which is correct but what about this versions:
    Liberty Statue
    Liberty's statue.

    I really got confused! Holly mother! Which version is correct?
    Don't offend me, i'm studying english for month.

  • We have a sentence:

    "Pay attention to the missed/scored goals statistics of this team."
    or
    "Pay attention to this team's missed/scored goals statistics."
    Which one is correct?
    BOTH.
    or for example:
    There had been Nazi organization in the USA for a while, and it was called:
    "Sons of the Hestapo"
    Ok but this versions could be correct either, don't you think:

    Hestapo's sons YES. We can use both patterns when the nouns refer to organizations or activities. Здесь правила о притяжательном падеже -of -конструкции.

    or

    Statue of Liberty, -родительный падеж, как a cup of tea
    which is correct but what about this versions:
    Liberty Statue
    Liberty's statue. They are impossible. There's no possession in this noun phrase.