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Unread 03-15-2011, 09:09 AM   #23 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Repugnant Abomination View Post
Could be. I'm not totally sure on the rules of pronouns, but I think you can substitute his/her for its. I'll have to look it up.

Also, I might as well correct your mistake since it's one a lot of people make.

There are three ways to use: to, too, two.

Two is the number 2.

Too is a kind of way of emphasizing - at least there's how I think of it. Example: There are too many people in here. You are too fat. I want to come too!

To is usually a preposition, which means in relation to an object, basically. So, example: I am going to school.
It was intentional, like the DJFC and Kremlin. You've never seen me make that mistake before. Also, "the subjective" is a complete misuse of the word. But that slipped by.
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