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My other problem is that I can't sleep.
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- 02-Feb-2013, 11:41 #1
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"my another problem" I've read that it's wrong to say "my another problem" because "another" and possesives are mutually exclusive.
But how can I express the meaning of "My another problem is that I can't sleep" in a correct way?
- 02-Feb-2013, 11:51 #2
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Re: "my another problem"
- 02-Feb-2013, 12:23 #3
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Re: "my another problem" If you have more than one other problem , then you can say, "Another problem I have' or 'Another problem of mine'.
Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
Your thread title should include all or part of the word/phrase being discussed.
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