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		smudgymcscmudge on Oct 7, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Stack Overflow Inc. Fiasco: Timeline I'm talking about third-person pronoun, not second. Sentences like "They is in the office".

Marazan on Oct 8, 2019 [–]

You'd say "They are" just like you say "You are" not "You is" for second person. English isn't some precisely specified 1 look ahead formal grammar.

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