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user 16683
A pronoun is a word that stands in for a noun or noun phrase.
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I get so confused in possessive pronouns
It's correct, but probably needs a question mark.
"Do you know John's email address" or "Do you know the email address of John?"
I'd probably go for "I think of the betterment of both of you."
"You a …
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