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If I say "This book is my mom's," is it broken English?
Do I always have to say "This is my mom's book"?
If I say "This book is my mom's," is it broken English?
Do I always have to say "This is my mom's book"?
Do I always have to say "This is my mom's book"?
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@YVEEE You can say both sentences. The first one is just a shortened version of “this book is my mom’s book”😊
By the way, hello fellow Pingu lol NOOT NOOT! 🐧
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@YVEEE You can say both sentences. The first one is just a shortened version of “this book is my mom’s book”😊
By the way, hello fellow Pingu lol NOOT NOOT! 🐧
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@Fortuitous-Raddish Thanks!
NOOT NOOT to you too! 🐧 hahahaha
NOOT NOOT to you too! 🐧 hahahaha
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