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user 30334
For questions about the difference between singular and plural forms of a word; when they should be used, or the difference between them.
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They love their f***ing family
This sentence is perfectly fine, grammatically and all of the above. It sounds totally natural to me (an American). "Their" is the possessive pronoun for the plural "they." In English, the possessive …
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