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New Hope Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Possessive pronouns.
I have explained below the use of possessive pronouns.I am confused about the last part of my statement Please rewrite my statement if it is not explained correctly.
Possessive pronoun "Mine" is used to show something that belongs to you. ."Yours" is used to show something that belongs to someone else. "Ours" is used to show something that belongs to you and others.
Possessive pronoun "Mine" is used to show something that belongs to you. ."Yours" is used to show something that belongs to someone else. "Ours" is used to show something that belongs to you and others.
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Your text is ungrammatical and potentially confusing. Consider using examples to demonstrate the use of possessive pronouns. g.
- Your text is ungrammatical and potentially confusing.
- Consider using examples to demonstrate the use of possessive pronouns.
- g.
- " Mike is saying that the coat belongs to Mike.
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Your text is ungrammatical and potentially confusing.
Consider using examples to demonstrate the use of possessive pronouns.
e.g.
Mike: "This coat is mine."
Mike is saying that the coat belongs to Mike.
Consider using examples to demonstrate the use of possessive pronouns.
e.g.
Mike: "This coat is mine."
Mike is saying that the coat belongs to Mike.
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Thanks, but I need o improve that text. Can you please try rewriting it?
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The possessive pronoun 'mine' is used to show that something belongs to the speaker, 'yours' to show that it belongs to the person or people addressed, and 'ours' to show that it belongs to the speaker and some other person or people.
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