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How do you find the time to find typos like this playing coh2?

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but it's proper grammar?

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This may be the only grammar mistake in english version, but there are plenty of them in other language versions, I learned that nobody cares.

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Female SturmPioneers confirmed

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This isn't a problem, it's grammatically correct and has no syntactical errors due to the wrong pronoun.

I don't understand why you care.

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28 Nov 2015, 19:39 PMRMMLz

Female SturmPioneers confirmed

Still waiting for the One True Patch, which will bring back the female Partisans.

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28 Nov 2015, 19:39 PMSwift

This isn't a problem, it's grammatically correct and has no syntactical errors due to the wrong pronoun.

I don't understand why you care.

No, it's not correct, maybe u shouldn't have slept during english lessons

- "Soldier" and "their" --> it's suppossed to "his"

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28 Nov 2015, 19:39 PMSwift

This isn't a problem, it's grammatically correct and has no syntactical errors due to the wrong pronoun.

I don't understand why you care.

Read it again.

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what the fuck? 'their' can be used as a singular possessive pronoun.

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(used after an indefinite singular antecedent in place of the definite masculine form his or the definite feminine form her)

source: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/their

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I don't understand this thread

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Full Definition of their
1
: of or relating to them or themselves especially as possessors, agents, or objects of an action <their furniture> <their verses> <their being seen>
2
: his or her : his, her, its —used with an indefinite third person singular antecedent <anyone in their senses — W. H. Auden>

http://beta.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/their

Read number 2, dumb thread over.

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This is utterly pointless, there is no "grave error" the grammar is absolutely fine.

Also, don't play mister tough guy "look who was asleep in English lessons", I'm the guy who's meant to be mister meany on this forum