Joe's and my?
Hello, I was wondering how you would describe a conjoined relationship with a name and a pronoun. Is it "Joe's and my" or "Joe and my" or "Joe's and mine"? I would prefer to avoid "our," because I'm just curious as to how it would be with a name and pronoun, or perhaps two pronouns (his and my?). I know, most people avoid this when they're speaking by saying "our ___" or "it belongs to us." I would prefer an answer with either two pronouns or a noun and a verb. Thanks
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Joe's and my horses = we each own a horse or horses Jo and my horse/horses = we jointly own a horse/horses
- Joe's and my horses = we each own a horse or horses Jo and my horse/horses = we jointly own a horse/horses
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Joe's and my horses = we each own a horse or horses
Jo and my horse/horses = we jointly own a horse/horses
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