My example sentences
Related (1): myself
my
determiner
- belonging to or associated with the speaker:
- used with a name to refer to a member of the speaker's family:
- used with forms of address in affectionate, sympathetic, humorous, or patronizing contexts:
- used in various expressions of surprise:
my-
combiningform
- variant spelling of myo- shortened before a vowel (as in myalgia)
Synonyms
Legal"My" Example Sentences
1. My favorite color is blue.2. Could you please pass me my pen?
3. I forgot to bring my keys.
4. My best friend is coming to visit me tomorrow.
5. Where is my phone charger?
6. This is my first time trying sushi.
7. My sister and I share a bedroom.
8. My parents are planning a trip to Europe.
9. Can you give me my coat from the closet?
10. My boss gave me a raise.
11. I can't find my glasses anywhere.
12. My favorite food is pizza.
13. My car needs an oil change.
14. My cat always wakes me up early in the morning.
15. Please turn down the volume on my TV.
16. My teacher gave us a lot of homework tonight.
17. My favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird.
18. My computer keeps freezing up.
19. My brother and I are going to the movies tonight.
20. Don't forget to call my doctor for an appointment.
21. My dog is afraid of thunder.
22. Sometimes I forget to take my vitamins.
23. The weather ruined my plans for the weekend.
24. My favorite holiday is Christmas.
25. My alarm clock didn't go off this morning.
26. Do you know where my wallet is?
27. My new job starts next week.
28. My favorite hobby is playing guitar.
29. I can't believe my team lost the game.
30. My phone battery is almost dead.
Common Phases
1. My goodness;2. My pleasure;
3. My bad;
4. My word;
5. My dear;
6. My mistake;
7. My love;
8. My point;
9. My condolences;
10. My name is.
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