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Faraz Khan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

General Question?

What is the difference between of you and of yours? and which one is more formal and correct?
  

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Faraz Khan What is the difference between of you and of yours? Are you asking about the difference between "you" and "yours", or "you" and "of yours"? Very broadly: "You" is used as the pronoun of the second person singular or plural.

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Faraz KhanWhat is the difference between of you and of yours?
Are you asking about the difference between "you" and "yours", or "you" and "of yours"?

Very broadly:

"You" is used as the pronoun of the second person singular or plural.
You (addressing a single person) are crazy. You (addressing a group) are to
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Only two of you have passed the exam.

This dog of yours is bothering me.
Faraz Khanwhich one is more formal and correct?
Neither is specifically formal, and both are correct.
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