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Mona angel Posted 16 years ago
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Its you both's fault?????need help

when two people are guilty for something and we want to tell them they are.how can we use fault in that sentence and not use pronouns alone.i mean i want to mention both of them so can i say"its you both's fault"or its you two's fault" or you both are in fault"?can you help me?
  

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"It's your both's fault" might occur in hurried casual speech, but it is not acceptable elsewhere. "It's you two's fault" is more widely used and more acceptable, and "You both are at fault" is good in any register.

— Mister Micawber

  • "It's your both's fault" might occur in hurried casual speech, but it is not acceptable elsewhere.
  • "It's you two's fault" is more widely used and more acceptable, and "You both are at fault" is good in any register.
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"It's your both's fault" might occur in hurried casual speech, but it is not acceptable elsewhere. "It's you two's fault" is more widely used and more acceptable, and "You both are at fault" is good in any register.
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