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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Which sentence is correct
I dont know anything of my having a penthouse.
I don't know anything of having a penthouse
I don't know anything of having a penthouse
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Both seem all right to me.
The first concentrates on your own ownership of a penthouse. It almost seems to focus on some sort of memory lapse, as if you had forgotten that you owned a penthouse. Alternately, maybe you inherited a penthouse unbeknownst to you, but a friend of yours found out and is asking you about it. At this point you disclaim any knowledge about owning it.
The first concentrates on your own ownership of a penthouse. It almost seems to focus on some sort of memory lapse, as if you had forgotten that you owned a penthouse. Alternately, maybe you inherited a penthouse unbeknownst to you, but a friend of yours found out and is asking you about it. At this point you disclaim any knowledge about owning it.
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