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15-Apr-2007, 14:20
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 possessive or object pronoun with present participle? I don't mind him playing the trumpet at night. I don't mind his playing the trumpet at night. |
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17-Apr-2007, 13:10
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| Re: possessive or object pronoun with present participle? Yes, though traditional grammarians generally prefer the possessive form. |
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