Do you have any interesting photo of yourself as a child?
I have a photo which I adore because it remind me my childhood in my parent's house. That photo was taken in the garden of my parents in summer, and in the foreground there are my brother and me, my brother was a baby and there was lain on a towel in the grass, I was back of he trying to jump in the same towel and if you close look in the photo you can see one hand in the top right-hand corner, it is the hand of my father which try to get hold of me for I didn't fall over my brother.
I think that he got it because when my mother remind it she doesn't stop laughing.
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Do you have any interesting photo of yourself as a child?
I have a photo which I adore because it reminds me my childhood in my parents' house. That photo was taken in the garden of my parents in summer, and in the foreground there are my brother and me, my brother was a baby and there was lain there (or was lying there) on a towel in on the grass, I was back of he behind him trying to jump in on the same towel and if you close look close in the photo you can see one hand in the top right-hand corner, it is the hand of my father which was trying to get hold of me for so I didn't fall over my brother.I think that he got it because when my mother reminds me of it she doesn't stop laughing.
Very good Emi. My corrections are in red and my suggestions to sound more natural are in blue/grey.
"my parents' house" - Parents is plural, and when you use the possessive form of a plural which ends with "s", you simply add an apostrophe at the end.
My parents' house = Correct
My parents's house = Incorrect
My parent's house = You only have one parent, in which case you would simply say "my mother's house" or "my father's house"
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