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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Use of word
Which is correct, 'my' or 'a' or both!
It's always 'my or a' pleasure to help you.
It's always 'my or a' pleasure to help you.
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What do you mean by 'correct'? You may say either one you like. Or 'his pleasure' if speaking of another assistant.
- What do you mean by 'correct'?
- You may say either one you like.
- Or 'his pleasure' if speaking of another assistant.
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What do you mean by 'correct'? You may say either one you like. Or 'his pleasure' if speaking of another assistant.
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Mister MicawberWhat do you mean by 'correct'? You may say either one you like. Or 'his pleasure' if speaking of another assistant.I meant is there a difference in their use, or do they jave the same meaning?
When someone says 'thanks for offering to help' should I use the form with the 'a' or 'my' or both are possible?
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AnonymousI meant is there a difference in their useNo.
Anonymousdo they jave the same meaning?Yes.
AnonymousWhen someone says 'thanks for offering to help' should I use the form with the 'a' or 'my' or both are possible?You may use either.
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