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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Noun case
Sir,
Your's faithfully.
Yours' faithfully.
Which one is correct.
can we use apostrophy s with posssevive pronouns like hers,its,.
means to say can we write "hers'"
thanks.
Your's faithfully.
Yours' faithfully.
Which one is correct.
can we use apostrophy s with posssevive pronouns like hers,its,.
means to say can we write "hers'"
thanks.
Top answer
The possessive of "your" is simply "yours". It is not correct to use an apostrophe at all with possessive pronouns. Correct usage is: Yours faithfully.
- The possessive of "your" is simply "yours".
- It is not correct to use an apostrophe at all with possessive pronouns.
- Correct usage is: Yours faithfully.
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The possessive of "your" is simply "yours". It is not correct to use an apostrophe at all with possessive pronouns.
Correct usage is:
Yours faithfully.
Correct usage is:
Yours faithfully.
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