At one point, you and your teammate's pokemons register a very low HP (1).
At one point, your and your teammate's pokemons register a very low HP (2).
Which of the two sentences is correct?
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1st one is correct.– SamCommented Oct 3, 2023 at 15:14
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Two Sample Utterances
At one point, you and your teammate's pokemons register a very low HP (1). [OKAY]
At one point, your and your teammate's pokemons register a very low HP (2). [NOT okay; much too awkward]
At one point, your teammate's Pokemon's and yours register a very low HP (2). BETTER
It's best to state the thing first and place the pronoun yours [his, hers, theirs, ours] after that. It is much clearer.
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@MariosAthanasiou Ελα παιδακι μου I don't want to make that public, do you understand? Yes, I know a little Greek. :)– LambieCommented Oct 21, 2023 at 14:25
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The second is correct. Consider removing some words, and see if it makes sense:
At one point, your pokemons register a very low HP.
At one point, your teammate's pokemons register a very low HP.
The first would have to be rewritten to be correct:
At one point, your teammate's and your pokemons register a very low HP.
answered Oct 3, 2023 at 15:29
