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Bee pen 194 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Them vs Those
My mum was corrected by my brother-in-law stating, It’s not them it’s those. My mum said; “ I really like them.” Referring to my sister’s oysters she had just tasted.
Is he correct?
Top answer
I'll put bets on your mum. g. She ate one or two oysters.
- I'll put bets on your mum.
- g.
- She ate one or two oysters.
- Sister asks: Do you like my oysters?
- Mum answers, "Yes, I really like them.
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I'll put bets on your mum.
e.g. She ate one or two oysters.
Sister asks: Do you like my oysters?
Mum answers, "Yes, I really like them. I'd like another one of those oysters." (Pointing to the plate of sister's oysters on the sideboard, not to a different plate of oysters that brother-in-law fixed.)
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