the genitive of 'one' (used instead of 'you') in formal contexts?
It's better to use 'one' instead of 'you' in formal writing but what about the genitive of 'one'?
your body => one's body/ ones body / ...?
What is correct?
George G.
answered 03/28/19
Professional Editor
"Your body" would become "One's body."
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