I would accept that usage, but not "my pronunciations." My filter might be a bit more lenient because I imagine an implied 'my pronunciations of some particula

I would accept that usage, but not "my pronunciations." My filter might be a bit more lenient because I imagine an implied 'my pronunciations of some particular words" after it. I still wouldn't say it or write it but it doesn't poke me in the eye as much, especially in the middle of otherwise idiomatic-sounding casual English. So context counts as well - as do the tastes of the person reading your stuff. Someone might think you an illiterate clod for a misused "it's" or "your" or "whomever". Anyway, I think we're actually in violent agreement, my only point is the nuances are tough and not subject to easy rules. Oh, and you were saying At least, I am unable to find a sentence using that which sounds right, though it might be possible for it to be correct if you were talking about something other than the source code of a computer program. http://query.nytimes.com/search/sitesearch/#/%22source+codes%22+ http://query.nytimes.com/search/sitesearch/#/%22source+codes...