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Dtl_inh Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
"you time" and "your time", which one?
Hi,
Im not a native speaker so I wonder whether you could use "you time" instead of "your time" in writing and speaking nowadays? I got an email has something as below:
"...in the fast growing country like yours, you time will surely come."
Im not a native speaker so I wonder whether you could use "you time" instead of "your time" in writing and speaking nowadays? I got an email has something as below:
"...in the fast growing country like yours, you time will surely come."
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No, it may be a typo; only your time is correct.
- No, it may be a typo; only your time is correct.
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Dtl_inh"...in the fast growing country like yours, you time will surely come."Hello Dtl_inh
I'm a mere learner, but I can say with 100 % certainty this "you time" is a typo. It should be "your time".
paco
[PS] Oops, sorry, Mr Micawber. My posting was too late.
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Yes, a "typo" is a "typographical error". By the way, "mistype" is a verb, not a noun.
paco
paco
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