The English language, among many others, cannot get along without possessive pronouns: my, mine, our, ours, their, theirs, your, yours, hers, his. Even if ownership in the legal sense is not involved, responsibility is. Control is. When you drive a rental car, those are your wheels, ...
and have fun. But her possessive boyfriend, Kurt, tags along, unwilling to let her out of his sight, especially with other men around. Rather than ditch him, she tells him it’s his last chance to make this work.
"…the hallmark of Marmite lay in it's smoothness…" Not being of English mother tongue myself I am always utterly surprised to see that the British do not know the difference between "it's" and "its". Possessive pronoun neutrum 3rd person singular is what, "it's" or "its"? Find o...
Rachel comes from a very rich family, so it’s understandable that she would have been on a boat or two in her time. When Joey needs someone to teach him how to sail in The One with Phoebe’s Cookies, she steps up and offers to help, only for the two to fall out over Rachel’s...
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