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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Impersonal pronoun
When speaking of a business or a business website, should you use "its" vs their?
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"Their" is a possessive adjective. You use it when you want to say that something belongs to something else, like, "their website" (the website belongs to them) It is a kind of universal pronoun, not commonly used to refer to people. " Or "When I visited their website it (the website) was...
- "Their" is a possessive adjective.
- You use it when you want to say that something belongs to something else, like, "their website" (the website belongs to them) It is a kind of universal pronoun, not commonly used to refer to people.
- " Or "When I visited their website it (the website) was...
- (whatever)"
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"Their" is a possessive adjective. You use it when you want to say that something belongs to something else, like, "their website" (the website belongs to them)
It is a kind of universal pronoun, not commonly used to refer to people. You could say, "It is their website." Or "When I visited their website it (the website) was... (whatever)"
It is a kind of universal pronoun, not commonly used to refer to people. You could say, "It is their website." Or "When I visited their website it (the website) was... (whatever)"
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