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Tung Quoc  +  280610 Sat, 14 Oct 06 07:34 AM

You say (1) or (2) or both?
1. Here are some my questions.
2. Here are my some questions.

Q
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CalifJim  +  280613 Sat, 14 Oct 06 07:36 AM
No, neither.  Say one of these:

Here are some questions.
Here are my questions.
Here are some of my questions.

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