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Hi You need an 'apostrophe s' at the end with a noun; but it's wrong if you are using a pronoun: - Is this cat Dave's? - This cat, Dave, is it yours? Dave
- Hi You need an 'apostrophe s' at the end with a noun; but it's wrong if you are using a pronoun: - Is this cat Dave's?
- - This cat, Dave, is it yours?
- Dave
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You need an 'apostrophe s' at the end with a noun; but it's wrong if you are using a pronoun:
- Is this cat Dave's?
- This cat, Dave, is it yours?
Dave
You need an 'apostrophe s' at the end with a noun; but it's wrong if you are using a pronoun:
- Is this cat Dave's?
- This cat, Dave, is it yours?
Dave
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Anonymous I am fine,what about you/ your's which one will fitI'm fine. What/How about you?
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... Some people say 'What about you and yours?', meaning, how are you and your family
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