for one reason, their will be enough computers for everyone. For
one reason, their will be enough computers for everyone. Their
is a possessive pronoun - Their books are on the table. There
refers to a place or an existance - The table is over there. In
the case of your sentence, there refers to the existance of
something. "For one reason, there will be enough computers for
everyone." The following is a link to a neat trick you can use
to try to remember the difference between the two: |link
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