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  1. 04-Feb-2012, 16:13 #1
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    Default a part of me/of mine

    What's the difference between 'a part of me' and 'a part of mine'? Could both options be correct?
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    Default Re: a part of me/of mine

    Quote Originally Posted by allthewayanime View Post
    What's the difference between 'a part of me' and 'a part of mine'? Could both options be correct?
    Context is all important.
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