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Originally Posted by crmalcolm
I think the point being made was around the use of 'my' as a possessive determiner for the sport, suggesting ownership of the sport.
Possible the correct terminology would be 'my favourite', thereby indicating a possession of the adjective and not the noun, or possibly 'my sport I love', indicating a possession of the verb
Unless the phrase 'my sport' was being used to indicate a participation?
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I think you are being a tad disingenuous. You know perfectly well what I meant , and you should also know that such usage is widespread and acceptable. My other sport is fly fishing by the way , although , as in the case of motor sport , I don't claim exclusive rights. Nor do I in the case of my music ...
Anyway , it's 6am and time for me to set off to watch some speed hillclimbing, another of my sports. Enjoy your day
