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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What is correct, you or yours?
Statement 1
"You would receive at least $21,500 for your first year subject to your meeting the renewal requirements."
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Statement 2
"You would receive at least $21,500 for your first year subject to you meeting the renewal requirements."
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Thanks for your help on the proper use of your or you in this case.
Please advise if anything else is incorrect.
Thanks! HVH
"You would receive at least $21,500 for your first year subject to your meeting the renewal requirements."
or
Statement 2
"You would receive at least $21,500 for your first year subject to you meeting the renewal requirements."
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Thanks for your help on the proper use of your or you in this case.
Please advise if anything else is incorrect.
Thanks! HVH
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"your" is formally correct and is preferable in a relatively formal sentence such as this. In everyday English you will often hear "you" used in such situations.
- "your" is formally correct and is preferable in a relatively formal sentence such as this.
- In everyday English you will often hear "you" used in such situations.
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"your" is formally correct and is preferable in a relatively formal sentence such as this.
In everyday English you will often hear "you" used in such situations.
In everyday English you will often hear "you" used in such situations.
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