Help with English
Hi, there
If I am a doctor, should I say " I have a white doctor's coat", " I have a doctor's white coat" or " I have a white doctor coat"
And in a headline: Goodbye to the Doctor's White Coat? or headline: Goodbye to the White Doctor's Coat"??
Among THESE options, which one is right?
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"I have a white doctor's coat"
Like Melissa said, this sounds like you're saying the doctor is white. So it means, I have a caucasian doctor's coat.
"I have a doctor's white coat"
This sounds like it isn't your coat. You have a coat that belongs to a doctor, but that doctor isn't you.
"I have a white doctor coat"
This is the best option.
"Goodbye to the Doctor's White Coat" is the better headline since "Goodbye to the White Doctor's Coat" sounds like you're talking about a white doctor.
Another option is to call it the "Doctor's lab coat". They both work though.
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I have a white, doctor's coat and good bye to the doctor's white coat.
Good bye to the white doctor's coat suggestions you are calling the doctor white.
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