top | item 47103121 (no title) teo_zero | 8 days ago You can tell second-language speakers because they know when to use "its" and "it's". discuss order hn newest dhosek|8 days ago Thanks to having kids, I ended up reliving lots of details from my own K-3 education and one of the things I clearly remember was coming up with my own mnemonic of remembering its vs it’s by comparing those to his vs he’s. NooneAtAll3|8 days ago and knowing how to count to 1 to not use "they" xD dhosek|8 days ago “they” as a non-gendered singular pronoun dates back hundreds of years. load replies (2)
dhosek|8 days ago Thanks to having kids, I ended up reliving lots of details from my own K-3 education and one of the things I clearly remember was coming up with my own mnemonic of remembering its vs it’s by comparing those to his vs he’s.
NooneAtAll3|8 days ago and knowing how to count to 1 to not use "they" xD dhosek|8 days ago “they” as a non-gendered singular pronoun dates back hundreds of years. load replies (2)
dhosek|8 days ago “they” as a non-gendered singular pronoun dates back hundreds of years. load replies (2)
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