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Can not every verb (that can be followed followed by a gerund) be followed by the possesive case with a gerund? As

As I understand, not every verb that can precedes a gerund can be followed by the formula (verb+possessive pronoun+ gerund). E

E.g It's normal to say "I mind your doing that" but It isn't normal to say "I enjoy your doing it". What's the list of verbs that can be followed by a gerund with the possessive case?

Can not every verb (that can be followed followed by a gerund) be followed by the possesive case with a gerund? As I understand, not every verb that can precedes a gerund can be followed by the formula (verb+possessive pronoun+ gerund). E.g It's normal to say "I mind your doing that" but It isn't normal to say "I enjoy your doing it". What's the list of verbs that can be followed by a gerund with possessive case?

Can not every verb (that can be followed followed by a gerund) be followed by the possesive case with a gerund?

As I understand, not every verb that can precedes a gerund can be followed by the formula (verb+possessive pronoun+ gerund).

E.g It's normal to say "I mind your doing that" but It isn't normal to say "I enjoy your doing it". What's the list of verbs that can be followed by a gerund with the possessive case?

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About the possessive case with a gerund

Can not every verb (that can be followed followed by a gerund) be followed by the possesive case with a gerund? As I understand, not every verb that can precedes a gerund can be followed by the formula (verb+possessive pronoun+ gerund). E.g It's normal to say "I mind your doing that" but It isn't normal to say "I enjoy your doing it". What's the list of verbs that can be followed by a gerund with possessive case?