Stenka25 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Your Royal Highnesses vs. Their Royal Highnesses
To refer to royal families, you use "Royal Highness."
But I'm not sure the use of 'possessive' in front of it :
Your Royal Highnesses, Lords and Ladies of the Court and our distinguished guest from the forests of the New World.
Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of Kent.
Can you tell me the difference between "Your" "Their"?
But I'm not sure the use of 'possessive' in front of it :
Your Royal Highnesses, Lords and Ladies of the Court and our distinguished guest from the forests of the New World.
Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of Kent.
Can you tell me the difference between "Your" "Their"?
Top answer
'Your' is speaking to them. 'Their' is speaking about them.
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'Your' is speaking to them.
'Their' is speaking about them.
'Their' is speaking about them.
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