Question

A speaker or writer uses m_ to indicate that something belongs or relates to himself or herself.A speaker or writer uses my to indicate that something belongs or relates to himself or herself.I invited him back to my flat for a coffee.John's my best friend.I received a bill for the car rental from my credit card company.My understanding was that we'd meet at her place. determinerA speaker or writer uses my to indicate that something belongs or relates to himself or herself.I invited him back to my flat for a coffee.John's my best friend.I received a bill for the car rental from my credit card company.My understanding was that we'd meet at her place.In conversations or in letters, my is used in front of a word like ' dear ' or ' darling ' to show affection .My sweet Freda.Yes, of course, my darling.My is used in phrases such as ' My God ' and ' My goodness ' to express surprise or shock .My God, I've never seen you so nervous.My goodness, Tim, you have changed!

Accepted Answer

my A1

query	A speaker or writer uses m_ to indicate that something belongs or relates to himself or herself.A speaker or writer uses my to indicate that something belongs or relates to himself or herself. I invited him back to my flat for a coffee. John's my best friend. I received a bill for the car rental from my credit card company. My understanding was that we'd meet at her place.
word	my
full-definition	determiner A speaker or writer uses my to indicate that something belongs or relates to himself or herself. I invited him back to my flat for a coffee. John's my best friend. I received a bill for the car rental from my credit card company. My understanding was that we'd meet at her place. In conversations or in letters, my is used in front of a word like ' dear ' or ' darling ' to show affection . My sweet Freda. Yes, of course, my darling. My is used in phrases such as ' My God ' and ' My goodness ' to express surprise or shock . My God, I've never seen you so nervous. My goodness, Tim, you have changed!
cefr-level	A1

I Speaker Writer Belongs Relates Invited Back Flat