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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

Possessives

is it correct to say?:
both of you brought his homework
or both of you brought your homework

When using a possessive, according to a subject, which do I have to use if my subject is many a man, sorry but I don't even know what does many a. . . mean. thank you.
  

Top answer

The two sentences have different meanings. You brought your homework. He brought his homework.

— Whl626

  • The two sentences have different meanings.
  • You brought your homework.
  • He brought his homework.
  • ( Then - Both of you brought ' your ' homework.
  • ) Use ' your ' based on the pronoun ' you '
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The two sentences have different meanings.

You brought your homework.
He brought his homework. ( Then - Both of you brought ' your ' homework. ) Use ' your ' based on the pronoun ' you '
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