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Thank you Let me add some context to possibly make your job easier In a material adapted from an address on prayer given by Rev John S Kimmons at the Embers to a Flame Conference in November 2006 titled 30 Days of Prayer for Church Renewal in its Day 4 topic on Intercession I got these sentences...

Note where the apostrophes occur and where they don t The rows show the subject form the object form the possessive adjective form and the possessive pronoun form respectively I you he she we they it Kate the child the boys me you him her us them it Kate the child the boysmy your his her our...

Hello Anon you shouldn t use s after her If you say her this will already mean that she possess something Check possessive pronouns please

These are not prepositions they are relative pronouns There is a small gap here in English we do not have a non human possessive relative pronoun In your sentence whose is commonly used which alone is not possible For those grammarians who object you will have to rely on the much more formal a...

quote user Anonymous You wrote To hear is an infinitive in other words a verb not a noun or a pronoun Is an infinitive really a verb Does that mean a gerund is a verb too I know an infintive like the one you used and a gerund act as a noun quote Please read my reply to CalifJim Terminology...

quote user CalifJim Your question opens up a good many sticky points in the terminology Do we Can we talk about certain structures by naming them without regard to their function in context Or not Probably not Is love a noun or a verb Only context will tell quote Hmm this seems to be another...

The important plural in your sentences is those People often misuse their as a singular and who may be either singular or plural If you wanted to express the same thought in the singular you might use the singular whoever in place of the plural those I feel sorry for whoever lacks faith in his...

Here are some examples The main point is to explain the correct answerThe sentences are little bit childisch they are some modified sentences I am afraid that my explanations seems to be a little childisch too So please help me how to turn it into the right explanation Mary was real angry because...

you re not youryou re means you areyour is a possessive pronoun

quote user New2grammar 1 Does it mean native speakers wouldn t say Do you take beef What would you say instead 2 It was gross Though it brothered bothered me I just told myself they were hotdogs I expected you to correct the pronoun inconsistency in this line Though it sounded right to me I...