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Futurehuman11 Posted 18 years ago
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you or your?

I didn't tell him about you/your coming here.

Should I use 'you' or 'your'? Is 'coming' a gerund? If so, how?
  

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Futurehuman11 I didn't tell him about you/your coming here. Should I use 'you' or 'your'? Is 'coming' a gerund?

— Philip

  • Futurehuman11 I didn't tell him about you/your coming here.
  • Should I use 'you' or 'your'?
  • Is 'coming' a gerund?
  • If so, how?
  • It is a gerund, used as a noun, so it takes the possessive 'your'.
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Futurehuman11I didn't tell him about you/your coming here.

Should I use 'you' or 'your'? Is 'coming' a gerund? If so, how?
It is a gerund, used as a noun, so it takes the possessive 'your'.
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