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Klavier Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Spends (her) time
Hello.
I'd like to know if I should use her in this sentence, what's the difference between the two sentences?
She never spends time with me.
She never spends her time with me.
I'd like to know if I should use her in this sentence, what's the difference between the two sentences?
She never spends time with me.
She never spends her time with me.
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Hi Latin, She never spends time with me. She never spends her time with me. These sentences are very similar and both are correct.
- Hi Latin, She never spends time with me.
- She never spends her time with me.
- These sentences are very similar and both are correct.
- I'd say that when you use 'her', you are stressing a bit more that the time you are talking about is her personal kind of time.
- It also makes it seem like a longer period of time.
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Hi Latin,
She never spends time with me.
She never spends her time with me.
These sentences are very similar and both are correct.
I'd say that when you use 'her', you are stressing a bit more that the time you are talking about is her personal kind of time. It also makes it seem like a l
She never spends time with me.
She never spends her time with me.
These sentences are very similar and both are correct.
I'd say that when you use 'her', you are stressing a bit more that the time you are talking about is her personal kind of time. It also makes it seem like a l
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