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Roland Zohrabyan
Is it allowed to say "yourself's" ( possessive form ).
Apr 18, 2013 5:20 PM
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No, we don't say "yourself's" (genitive) in English. In other words, we don't say, for example, "this is yourself's mistake." We say, instead, "this is your own mistake."
April 18, 2013
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No!
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I think no,,,,
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Roland Zohrabyan
Language Skills
Armenian, English, German, Russian
Learning Language
English, German, Russian
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