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" I called you cell"
" I called you on your cell"
which sounds better?
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"I called you on your cell" is okay.
"I called you cell" makes absolutely no sense.
"I called your cell" would probably be the most common one used.
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I basically agree with mjd, but "I called you cell" is not all that far- fetched
if you consder that in West Indian Creole English the possessive forms of personal
pronouns have disappeared and they say "He hair look good" for "His hair looks nice".
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Well in creoles, many things are possible. I'm assuming that Hahoo is asking about
standard English.
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well, I meant to write "your" but it came as "you" instead. anyways thnx guys
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In other words, Hahoo, a typo. We all make them sometimes even with frequent
proofreading. Take care!
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