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"Yours" means "belonging to you" and thus both of the examples you quote is correct, although the latter "this watch of yours" is more colloquial and would be regarded by some as poor English, even though it is widely used. The word may also be used in letter as in...

The previous message is mine. I forgot to log in. I'd like to know if there is any difference between the two words when they carry the meaning of "seem". Thanks.

Teachers, is there any difference between these two expressions?: Log on to a site / Log in on a site Don't they mean the same?

Kilimanjaro wrote: Grammar Geek wrote: Sometimes I make mistakes on this forum. Usually, it is because I type quickly but not accurately, and this is entirely my fault. Sometimes, it's because I am thinking with only my "American English" brain and I say something it wrong or not used a...

Grammar Geek wrote: Sometimes I make mistakes on this forum. Usually, it is because I type quickly but not accurately, and this is entirely my fault. Sometimes, it's because I am thinking with only my "American English" brain and I say something it wrong or not used a certain way because it's...

the difference between... next year and nex' chear, or last year and las' chear I'm not sure that this medium is subtle enough to deal with such differences, or differences of opinion. Glide absorption and other reductions and liaisons are analog in variation among individuals and regions, and...

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Hello Pdk001, My interpretation: If you already have an account -- for instance, an email account --set up for you, you 'sign in' or 'sign on' using that existing account.On the other hand, if you don't have an account, you 'sign up' by creating a new account. In general, we can say, "Sign...

H'mm... Interesting. So you natives feel some clear difference between 'there are said to be' and 'it is said to be' (with regard to the credibility of given information, so to speak). Right? I didn't pay any attention to this. Yes, Taka has pointed out this. I have to think it over. (But I...

Hi everyone, I need your advice or comment on revising the term paper. Thanks for your kind help. Review of “EFL Academic Reading and Modern Technology: How Can We Turn Our Students into Independent Critical Readers?” This is a mixed research which starts with the experiment and descriptive...