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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Is this correct

Is it ok to say like this.
Instead of saying
............ every sentence has to have my name , can somebody say
........... every sentence has to have mine.

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Only in a context that has already made it very clear that 'mine' refers to 'my name'.. Clive

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  • Only in a context that has already made it very clear that 'mine' refers to 'my name'..
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Only in a context that has already made it very clear that 'mine' refers to 'my name'..

Clive
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Does that mean we can't just say........ all your answers have to have mine.

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Anonymousall your answers have to have mine.
It does not make sense. Maybe you mean this: All your answers have to have my name in them.
Suppose your name is Richard.

Then this sentence is OK:
I gave Richard a million dollars.

And this sentence is not OK:
I gave George a million dollars.
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Thanks... I heard someone talking like that... so i was little confused and wanted to ask from you.

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AnonymousThanks... I heard someone talking like that... so i was little confused and wanted to ask from you.
Was that "someone" a native English speaker?
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Actually i dont know about that .

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