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  1. 19-Apr-2007, 14:09 #1
    tygerkhana
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    Default reflexive pronoun

    What is the proper use of the word "one" when using it as a reflexive concept? Example: "One's theory of relativity" or "Ones theory of relativity"?
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    Default Re: reflexive pronoun

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    I presume that you mean 'possessive' rather than 'reflexive'.

    One's, with the apostrophe.
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