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A possessive noun or pronoun (e.g., my, his, student’s) should be used before a gerund phrase to show ownership. Which sentence is grammatically correct?

A. I appreciate you helping me.
B. I appreciate your helping me.
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C. I appreciate you to help me.
D. I appreciate that you help me.

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  • I appreciate you helping me.
  • I appreciate your helping me.
  • I appreciate you to help me.
  • I appreciate that you help me.

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