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aldosilv
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Thu, 25 Nov 04 07:43 PM
I often hear people say: "this is my one" "that book is your one" instead of "this is mine" or "that book is yours".
I think it's a mistake but the fact that many people in England use this form makes me wonder if it is correct or not.
Can you help me please?
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CalifJim
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Thu, 25 Nov 04 07:46 PM
It must be a local thing. I've never heard it in the U.S.
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