The phrase "a son dad" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a combination of two unrelated nouns and lacks clarity or context for proper usage.
Example: "I saw a son dad at the park." (This sentence is confusing and unclear.)
Alternatives: "a father" or "a dad".
For example, Grandpa A generates a son, Dad B, who in turn generates a son of his own, Grandson C. B's generating C in no way depends on A A could be long dead by the time B starts having children.
Image caption Christopher Harm was described as a "loving son, dad and brother" Two were later released without charge before Elvin, of no fixed address, was charged.
Following his death Mr Graham's family described him as a "loving son, dad and brother who was always there for family and friends".
The conversations, Mr. Bush said, "are more along the line of a dad and a son, a dad conveying to his son how much he loves him.
But he meekly took a folded piece of paper from his pocket, a script he'd been working on to tell me the truth: he was still legally married and living in the same house with his wife, enacting (a skill that apparently spilled into other arenas of his life) a charade for their son — Dad's sleeping in another room because his snoring bothers Mom.
Down the 5th, there was the following nasty exchange between father and son: Dad (with a guilty smirk, shouting to Duval): 'David, go git 'im.' Junior: 'He's already got 'im, Dad.
"Don't hit my son!" "Dad!" Jesse said.
Son: Dad can you help me with this math homework ?
You can reflect on specific challenges in an emotional way, like this Verizon spot that features a son texting his dad to say that he's felt distant.
A MUST-READ: the Instagram message from a son of gay dads Frankie and Kelly, profiled on Gays With Kids in an extraordinary family's story.
