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Warn?
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Which one is grammatically correct?
You warn us about her dog was a big help.
Your warn us about her dog was a big help.
Your warning us about her dog was a big help.
I think your warning is correct but I don't fully understand this sentence.
"Your warning about her dog was a big help." seems fine to me. Is it correct?
Which one is grammatically correct?
You warn us about her dog was a big help.
Your warn us about her dog was a big help.
Your warning us about her dog was a big help.
I think your warning is correct but I don't fully understand this sentence.
"Your warning about her dog was a big help." seems fine to me. Is it correct?
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" seems fine to me. Is it correct? Both of these are fine.
- " seems fine to me.
- Is it correct?
- Both of these are fine.
- In the first, warning has some of the characteristics of both a verb and a noun.
- It can take a direct object and it can have an explicit subject, you , or a determiner, your .
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"Your warning about her dog was a big help." seems fine to me. Is it correct?Both of these are fine. In the first, warning has some of the characteristics of both a verb and a noun. It can take a direct object and it can have an explicit subject, you, or a determi
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