The logical subject of a phrase formed with a gerund can be expressed by a possessive, as in "I do not like" "your/Jim's" "drinking wine", although a non-possessive noun or pronoun is often used instead, especially in informal English: "I do not like" you/Jim "drinking wine". The latter usage, though common, is sometimes considered ungrammatical or stylistically poor; it is given names like "fused participle" and "geriple" since it is seen to confuse a participle with a gerund. For more information see fused participle.