The explanation on why “mine” cannot precede a noun (as in mine and Gregg’s child) and the suggestion to say “my and Gregg’s child” (or better yet, “our child”) is really useful. I’ll bookmark and return for more grammar clarity!

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Really helpful explanation! I’ve often hesitated between “mine and Gregg’s” and “my and Gregg’s.” Your breakdown makes it clear that “my and Gregg’s child” is grammatically correct and more natural. Thanks for clearing that up!

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Really helpful explanation! I’ve often hesitated between “mine and Gregg’s” vs. “my and Gregg’s.” Your breakdown makes it clear that “my and Gregg’s child” is the grammatically correct and most natural-sounding option. Thanks for clearing that up!

Really helpful explanation! I’ve often hesitated between “mine and Gregg’s” vs. “my and Gregg’s.” Your breakdown makes it clear that “my and Gregg’s child” is the grammatically correct and most natural-sounding option. Thanks for clearing that up!

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