The red words in the OP are possessives. You can use my, your, her, his, its, our, or their. Depending on the grammar of the context you could also use a possessive pronoun: 'It's no concern of mine/yours...' etc.Hi,
May you tell me what [STRIKE]dose it mean[/STRIKE] that means? :?:
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Thank you Bobk
But I mean, what does 'put your finger in the pie' mean[STRIKE]s[/STRIKE]?
The red words in the OP are possessives. You can use my, your, her, his, its, our, or their. Depending on the grammar of the context you could also use a possessive pronoun: 'It's no concern of mine/yours...' etc.
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