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How do you make sentence for a word mine?

Here are some sentences using the word "mine" in different ways:

Possession:

* This book is mine. (indicating ownership)

* The red car in the driveway is mine. (indicating ownership)

* That toy is yours, and this one is mine. (distinguishing between possessions)

Pronoun:

* The cat sat on my lap, purring contentedly. I stroked its fur, enjoying its presence.

* The dog wagged its tail, and I gave it a treat.

* This is my favorite hat. It keeps my head warm in the winter.

Other uses:

* The mine is located in a remote area. (referring to a place where minerals are extracted)

* He blew up the mine to stop the enemy advance. (referring to an explosive device)

* I'm going down to the mine to get some coal. (referring to a place where minerals are extracted)

Using "mine" in a sentence can be tricky because it has multiple meanings. Make sure you understand which meaning you want to use in the context of your sentence.

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