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Do these sentences mean the same?
(“We” are friends.)
We talked about children of each other.
We talked about our children.
(“We” are friends.)
We talked about children of each other.
We talked about our children.
- English (US)
@macco8 I wouldn’t use the first one… instead I would say: “We talked about each other’s children.” And “We talked about our children.” They can mean the same thing, but the second can also mean that they are the children of both of you.
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We talked about our children is correct.
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- English (US)
@macco8 I wouldn’t use the first one… instead I would say: “We talked about each other’s children.” And “We talked about our children.” They can mean the same thing, but the second can also mean that they are the children of both of you.
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