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Correctness of a few sentences - use of pronouns
Dear teachers
Which ones of these sentences are grammatically right and/or spoken?
- What are the odds of I winning the lottery this year?
- What are the odds of me winning the lottery this year?
- What are the odds of I win the lottery this year?
- What are the odds of my winning the lottery this year?
- What are the chances that I have to win the lottery this year?
To be honest, though I sympathise with sentence 2, I like sentence 5 better, the rest is a bit odd to me.
Thank you
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Re: Correctness of a few sentences - use of pronouns
2 & 4 are OK. 1 & 3 are not. I wouldn't use 5, but can imagine that some would. (IMO)
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