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What is your family strengths or strengths. The correct grammar?

The grammatically correct way to phrase this is:

What are your family's strengths, or your strengths?

Here's why:

* "Strengths" is plural: We use "strengths" to refer to multiple positive qualities.

* "Family's" is possessive: We use the possessive form "family's" to show that the strengths belong to the family.

* "Or" allows for two options: The "or" gives the listener the choice to describe either their family's strengths or their own personal strengths.

You could also say:

* What are the strengths of your family?

* What are some strengths that your family possesses?

* What are your personal strengths, or what are the strengths of your family?

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