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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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My most important person
Hi, my students keep on saying "my most important person" instead of "the most important person for me." I know former one is wrong but i can't explain why.
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" You can say: my dog: My best dog was a poodle named Rover. my friend: My best friend is Mary. my house: I did not like my largest house.
- " You can say: my dog: My best dog was a poodle named Rover.
- my friend: My best friend is Mary.
- my house: I did not like my largest house.
- my car: My fastest car was a yellow Porsche.
- my shoes: My most comfortable shoes are made of soft leather.
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It is the definition of the possessive pronoun "my."
You can say:
my dog: My best dog was a poodle named Rover.
my friend: My best friend is Mary.
my house: I did not like my largest house.
my car: My fastest car was a yellow Porsche.
my shoes: My most comfortable shoes are made of soft leather.
But not
my person. (people do not own each other)
The
You can say:
my dog: My best dog was a poodle named Rover.
my friend: My best friend is Mary.
my house: I did not like my largest house.
my car: My fastest car was a yellow Porsche.
my shoes: My most comfortable shoes are made of soft leather.
But not
my person. (people do not own each other)
The
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