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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
take a dna sample
<Investigator>I'm sure you don't mind me taking a dna sample from you/of you.
Which is correct?
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Which is correct?
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I'm sure you don't mind my taking a DNA sample from you . ( I am really prescriptive about that grammar point. )
- I'm sure you don't mind my taking a DNA sample from you .
- ( I am really prescriptive about that grammar point.
- )
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I'm sure you don't mind my taking a DNA sample from you.
(I am really prescriptive about that grammar point. 'Me taking' sounds awful to me.)
I'm sure you don't mind my taking a DNA sample from you.
(I am really prescriptive about that grammar point. 'Me taking' sounds awful to me.)
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