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edit approved Jun 18, 2019 at 5:13
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edit approved Jun 18, 2019 at 5:13
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"From the past" or "From my past"... which one would be more appropriate to use in the phrase bellowbelow:

My weekend's soccer games from the past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

My weekend's soccer games from the past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

The weekend's soccer games from my past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.or

The weekend's soccer games from my past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

"From the past" or "From my past"... which one would be more appropriate to use in the phrase bellow:

My weekend's soccer games from the past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

The weekend's soccer games from my past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

"From the past" or "From my past"... which one would be more appropriate to use in the phrase below:

My weekend's soccer games from the past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

or

The weekend's soccer games from my past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

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"From the past" or "From my past"?

"From the past" or "From my past"... which one would be more appropriate to use in the phrase bellow:

My weekend's soccer games from the past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.

The weekend's soccer games from my past have now turned into nothing but a reminder of how easy and happy life used to be.