This is the title of a short story I’m writing:
The Washing Machine Enigma
But I was wondering if I should call it
The Washing Machine’s Enigma
Do both mean the same? Which one follows more proper English?
Answer
The Washing Machine Enigma is an enigma which somehow involves a washing machine.
The Washing Machine’s Enigma would be an enigma which confronts or baffles a particular washing machine. That strikes me as unlikely — unless of course the Washing Machine is a technical consortium which carries out money laundering for organized crime and terrorism.
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