What is the correct grammar for John and first cruise?

The phrase "John and first cruise" is grammatically incorrect. Here's why and how to fix it:

* The problem: "First cruise" needs to be connected to a noun or pronoun.

* Solution 1: "John's first cruise" (This shows that it's John's first cruise).

* Solution 2: "John and [someone else]'s first cruise" (This implies that the cruise is the first one for both John and the other person).

Example:

* "John's first cruise was to the Bahamas."

* "John and Mary's first cruise together was to the Caribbean."

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