Which one sentence looks better?

[JustAlilBit]

Which one sentence of this looks better?

He told me about his holiday.
He told me about one's holiday.

[5jj]

He told me about his holiday.
He told me about one's holiday

[Barb_D]

Which one sentence of this looks better?

Which one of these sentences

[JustAlilBit]

Which one of these sentences

Thanks that you have corrected this my mistake, when I created this thread I was just woke up...

I can't catch corner when I need to use "one's" :)

[5jj]

Thanks that you have corrected for correcting this my mistake,; when I created this thread I was just wokehad just woken up...

I can't catch corner when I need to use "one's" :)

For that last sentence you'll need to say something like, "I can't get the hang of ...

"One's" is the possesive form of "one" in BrE: One should avoid becoming too familiar when socialising with one's employer. It sounds rather formal and stuffy.

[SoothingDave]

For that last sentence you'll need to say something like, "I can't get the hang of ...

"One's" is the possesive form of "one" in BrE: One should avoid becoming too familiar when socialising with one's employer. It sounds rather formal and stuffy.

Yes. It is often used in technical or formal writing to avoid saying "you" (which is thought for some reason to be too casual). Instead of saying "You should make sure you engage the parking brake before exiting your car" it is written "One should make sure to engage the parking brake before exiting one's car."