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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

Couple of questions

Hi,
1. When can you put the words like "our" and when not?

I hope to see at our next month's meeting.
I hope to see you at next month's meeting.

2. What tenses are possible after the phrase "I wish"? Does it always have to be in past tense?

I wish I had a book to read.
  

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Anonymous Hi, 1. When can you put the words like "our" and when not? I hope to see at our next month's meeting .

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  • Anonymous Hi, 1.
  • When can you put the words like "our" and when not?
  • I hope to see at our next month's meeting .
  • I hope to see you at next month's meeting.
  • You can use "our" anywhere you can put an adjective, and where you mean ownership of "I" and others.
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AnonymousHi,
1. When can you put the words like "our" and when not?

I hope to see at our next month's meeting.
I hope to see you at next month's meeting.
You can use "our" anywhere you can put an adjective, and where you mean ownership of "I" and others. Our is the possessive form of "we". Examples: This is our d
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