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Kl004535 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Both/all
Are they correct?
Father: I love my two kittens. Where are yours?
Daughter 1: Both mine are dead.
Father: I love all my puppies. Where are yours?
Daughter 2: All mine are dead.
Are they all correct?
Thank you.
Father: I love my two kittens. Where are yours?
Daughter 1: Both mine are dead.
Father: I love all my puppies. Where are yours?
Daughter 2: All mine are dead.
Are they all correct?
Thank you.
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What about " mine both/all are dead"?
- What about " mine both/all are dead"?
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I'm not sure if "both mine" and "all mine" are incorrect, but "both of mine" and "all of mine" definitely sound better to me.
What a sad story!
What a sad story!
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