Is “you Chromebook” correct grammar in any dialect?

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As a learner of English as a foreign language, I believe from what I learned that "you Chromebook" is not grammatically correct in "standard" English (as spoken in formal situations in the UK, US etc). I'm not familiar with the less prestigious dialects of English, however, and I heard that English dialects can vary greatly in grammar. Can somebody therefore give me an idea whether such a sentence is correct in any of the "nonstandard" dialects?









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    As a learner of English as a foreign language, I believe from what I learned that "you Chromebook" is not grammatically correct in "standard" English (as spoken in formal situations in the UK, US etc). I'm not familiar with the less prestigious dialects of English, however, and I heard that English dialects can vary greatly in grammar. Can somebody therefore give me an idea whether such a sentence is correct in any of the "nonstandard" dialects?









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      As a learner of English as a foreign language, I believe from what I learned that "you Chromebook" is not grammatically correct in "standard" English (as spoken in formal situations in the UK, US etc). I'm not familiar with the less prestigious dialects of English, however, and I heard that English dialects can vary greatly in grammar. Can somebody therefore give me an idea whether such a sentence is correct in any of the "nonstandard" dialects?









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      As a learner of English as a foreign language, I believe from what I learned that "you Chromebook" is not grammatically correct in "standard" English (as spoken in formal situations in the UK, US etc). I'm not familiar with the less prestigious dialects of English, however, and I heard that English dialects can vary greatly in grammar. Can somebody therefore give me an idea whether such a sentence is correct in any of the "nonstandard" dialects?







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