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If you accept that the plural of I is we , then the plural of my is our . (First person singular, first person plural) I have a book. This is my book.
- If you accept that the plural of I is we , then the plural of my is our .
- (First person singular, first person plural) I have a book.
- This is my book.
- We have a book.
- This is our book.
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If you accept that the plural of I is we, then the plural of my is our.
(First person singular, first person plural)
I have a book. This is my book.
We have a book. This is our book.
(First person singular, first person plural)
I have a book. This is my book.
We have a book. This is our book.
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If you have more than one possessor, then you have the situation described by Alphecca, above. my > our.
If you have more than one thing that is possessed, then no, there is no plural for my. It stays as my.
my car > my cars
CJ
If you have more than one thing that is possessed, then no, there is no plural for my. It stays as my.
my car > my cars
CJ
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