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Originally Posted by pichlo View Post
Actually, that's what most native English speakers do. There/their, were/where, its/it's... many native English speakers do not no there own language.

I read things visually, so to me two words that look different are different, even though the may happen to be pronounced the same way.
Just like the words know and no.

At first I thought your mistake was intentional, then I read your next sentence and it through me into doubt.
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