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**engideNedmupe** · 09-28-2006, 08:20 PM

Ok I'm from Sweden.
I'm quite sure that a correct sentence would be:
"There is a car on the street."
"They feed Their dog."

Now, I see people every day using the word "there" when it in my mind clearly should say "their". Why?
Then I see, that most of the people that do this are native english speaking. UK/US..
Please explain this to me as i know you guys are not stupid or uneducated. Maybe it is not important at all?
No offence, i just have to know!
Thanks

09-28-2006, 08:20 PM	#1
engideNedmupe Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	Grammar question there-their Ok I'm from Sweden. I'm quite sure that a correct sentence would be: "There is a car on the street." "They feed Their dog." Now, I see people every day using the word "there" when it in my mind clearly should say "their". Why? Then I see, that most of the people that do this are native english speaking. UK/US.. Please explain this to me as i know you guys are not stupid or uneducated. Maybe it is not important at all? No offence, i just have to know! Thanks
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