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That depends on what you are trying to convey. One leg means a single leg. ) One's leg means one of the legs that belongs to someone.
- That depends on what you are trying to convey.
- One leg means a single leg.
- ) One's leg means one of the legs that belongs to someone.
- ) One's is the possessive form.
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That depends on what you are trying to convey.
One leg means a single leg. (Jimmy hopped on one leg as he played hopscotch.)
One's leg means one of the legs that belongs to someone. (When one breaks one's leg, a cast may be necessary to ensure that it heals correctly.) One's is the possessive form.
One leg means a single leg. (Jimmy hopped on one leg as he played hopscotch.)
One's leg means one of the legs that belongs to someone. (When one breaks one's leg, a cast may be necessary to ensure that it heals correctly.) One's is the possessive form.
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