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Manais Posted 9 years ago
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Hello everyone!

Which one is correct?

To give my grandfather's or grandfather best wishes.


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Assuming you're giving these wishes to your grandfather, it's To give my grandfather (my) best wishes. Assuming your grandfather is giving his wishes, and you are the messenger of these wishes, it's To give my grandfather's best wishes (to you). CJ

— CalifJim

  • Assuming you're giving these wishes to your grandfather, it's To give my grandfather (my) best wishes.
  • Assuming your grandfather is giving his wishes, and you are the messenger of these wishes, it's To give my grandfather's best wishes (to you).
  • CJ
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Assuming you're giving these wishes to your grandfather, it's

To give my grandfather (my) best wishes.

Assuming your grandfather is giving his wishes, and you are the messenger of these wishes, it's

To give my grandfather's best wishes (to you).

CJ

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