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- word usage - How to use their and theirs? - English Language . . .
What is the difference between their and theirs, and how is should use them? Sometimes I get frustrated, because I do not see their difference
- Use of theirs in a sentence - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
Is the sentence below a correct use of "theirs"? They were trying to save one of theirs dog The original sentence is: Tom, Mike, Sally and Jane were trying to save Mike's dog How can I remov
- A friend of theirs them? . . of ours us? | WordReference Forums
Hi Marx, It goes as follows: A friend of mine A friend of yours A friend of his hers A friend of ours A friend of theirs Hope that helps
- grammar - I am On my side, they are at theirs - English Language . . .
Three: You appear to be trying to set up a parallelism: I am on my side and they are on theirs But then you use different words, "on" for your side and "at" for theirs, and break the parallelism
- their, theirs - WordReference Forums
Their is a possessive adjective It modifies a noun: "their house", "their dogs", etc Theirs is a possessive pronoun It is used without a noun: "these books are theirs" So: We carry out the design of their yellow pages We carry out the design of theirs yellow pages
- Which one is correct : this house is their or this house is theirs
1a This house is their house The correct form for your expression is This house is theirs The word "theirs" is a pronoun These are some possessives in English: determiners my, your, his, her, our, their pronouns mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs (note that the form is the same for "his" ) Wikipedia "English possessive" Pronouns
- Theirs vs. theirs - WordReference Forums
Theirs is indeed a possessive pronoun, but so is their's: It is theirs misspelled That's from the modern point of view, of course: As a historical spelling their's goes back to a time when spelling was quite fluid and it would likely be as acceptable as once was the possessive it's The second part of your last sentence is a non sequitur
- pronouns - Yours and mine or Your and my? - English Language . . .
That pencil is his That pencil is hers That pencil is its That pencil is ours That pencil is theirs The words mine, yours, his, hers, its ours and theirs are possessive pronouns "Grow" is a verb! "Grow up" is a phrasal verb! "Grow" and "grow up" have different meanings! We use "grow" to talk about something getting physically bigger or
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