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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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This is luggage/equipment?
Hi. Is this correct to say this, referring to something that belong (? - not sure this is a right word to use) to it?
Let us pretending we are talking a paper shredder and say this?
This is equipment.
How about a piece of luggage that rolls on wheels? Could we say this?
This is luggage.
Let us pretending we are talking a paper shredder and say this?
This is equipment.
How about a piece of luggage that rolls on wheels? Could we say this?
This is luggage.
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Are you looking for possessive pronouns for objects?
So that a car belonging to a man is referred to as - His car using "his"
For an article you would use "its". If the paper shredder has equipment this would be "Its equipment"
If a piece of luggage has wheels they would be "its wheels"
I am not sure that this is what you are asking but I hope this helps.
So that a car belonging to a man is referred to as - His car using "his"
For an article you would use "its". If the paper shredder has equipment this would be "Its equipment"
If a piece of luggage has wheels they would be "its wheels"
I am not sure that this is what you are asking but I hope this helps.
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