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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
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"A book of...our own choice/our choice/choosing' ...."
A book of our own choice.
A book of our choice.
A book of our own choosing.
How do these variations differ? And which ones are the natural ones?
Thanks
PBF
A book of our choice.
A book of our own choosing.
How do these variations differ? And which ones are the natural ones?
Thanks
PBF
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Peaceblinkfriend How do these variations differ? " Own " adds emphasis to " our ". With no context all three mean the same, and all sound natural.
- Peaceblinkfriend How do these variations differ?
- " Own " adds emphasis to " our ".
- With no context all three mean the same, and all sound natural.
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PeaceblinkfriendHow do these variations differ?"Own" adds emphasis to "our". With no context all three mean the same, and all sound natural.
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