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  1. 29-Dec-2011, 17:35 #1
    allthewayanime
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    Default likes of you/yours

    Which one is correct:

    'the likes of you' or 'the likes of yours' ?
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    Default Re: likes of you/yours

    Quote Originally Posted by allthewayanime View Post
    Which one is correct:

    'the likes of you' or 'the likes of yours' ?
    Context please.
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