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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
For my lunch vs for lunch
I am going to make two similar sentences below.
(1) For lunch, I will cook spaghetti in meat sauce.
(2) For my lunch, I will cook spaghetti in meat sauce.
Does the possessive pronoun "my" change the meaning of the sentence? Thanks a lot.
Top answer
Yes. #2 specifies that only the speaker is going to eat it.
- Yes.
- #2 specifies that only the speaker is going to eat it.
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