"Её кошка ест всё."

Translation: Her cat eats everything.

[JewishPolyglot]

That's weird... Garfield isn't owned by a woman

[_Maria_B._]

:-D

[pelayovial]

Her cat is eating everything does not work here? Thank you

[Ynhockey]

I think it should be accepted because it's technically correct, even though you wouldn't say it like that in Russian. I suppose that "Her cat is eating everything!" would be something like "Её кошка поедает всё!" but even that's a bit awkward and personally I would use the future tense here, as in "Her cat will eat everything" – "Её кошка всё съест".

[Alex162730]

It has to. Without the context your sentence is as correct as the one in the present simple

[eurotrashfreak]

now i get why everyone has nothing. That is one greedy cat

[Sn0wC0nes]

That must be one greedy kitty

[SmokeyIX]

It sounds like my mom's cat. She calls it Hungrybutt.

[mat033]

It sounds like "Her cat is everything" - её кошка есть всё.

[EVzj5]

Even the dog's food? :)

[Kitty805495]

Even the dog

[JSullivan5]

My juvenile humor is kicking in

[Jeffrey855877]

"her cat is eating everything" not accepted 4 Feb 2018, Reported.

Hover hints for ест: "eats/is eating/eating".

Also, no Russian continuous tense has been taught.

Also, English is very flexible. The choice between "eats/is eating" often has more to do with sonority of the sentence rather than grammar, unless you specifically intend to mean that the cat is eating everything **at this moment/right now" - and in that case, if in writing, you either write "right now" or use an exclamation point. If speaking, you add oral empahsis - "The cat is eating EVERYTHING!"

[Wyrda3]

I still can't discern between Его and Её.. They sound exactly the same to me... ;-;

[siguysilas]

"Его" и "Её" are somewhat close in sound, so your trouble discerning between the two makes sense. "Его" sounds more like "ee-voh" in English, whereas "Её" sounds a lot more like "ee-yo". Hope that clarifies it for you a little bit, I know sometimes Duolingo's recordings can sound a little confusing / muddled from what you'd think it sounds like.

[winxperror]

garfield?

[TheLegend289729]

If it were, "Her cat has everything" would it have been "У её кошки есть всё" ? Please correct me if I am wrong, and tell me if I am correct. Thanks in advance.

[Alex162730]

It's a correct sentence with the correct translation. "У неё кошки.." would be incorrect. It's similar to saying a 'him cat' in English

[medwuast]

Is the pronunciation of 'Её' a bit off here? Is it really supposed to be pronounced starting with an 'и' sound?

thanks

[Alex162730]

The pronunciation is alright

[JoelFanner]

When do i use кошка and when do i use кошки

[whitroberts]

Why is кошка in the nominative? Shouldnt it be кошки?

[Ynhockey]

No, nominative is correct for expressing belonging.

[ArthurKock1]

Why is it not "Кошка она ест всё"? I thought in the genitive case (to express belonging) one uses the order possession-possessor order.

"Кошка Димы" - Dima's cat

"Рюкзак Анны" - Аnna's backpack

Is it because the possessive pronoun "её" both obeys different rules and is more common in Russian?

[deactivated user]

Can someone please tell me why why why there are so many different forms of you, she, their, etc. Uuuhhggg is so hard to remember when to use which.

[Mehul887648]

Whats the difference between её and неё?

[Algarve11]

Maybe this thread will help you:
https://forum.duolingo.com/comment/26210393

[JanHense]

Sorry if the question is stupid, but where is the genitive here?

[yasmine_y]

Её is the genitive for она.

[mat033]

It sounds like "Her cat is everything" - её кошка есть всё.

[BinyaminDa1]

Funny how i get a mistake because i need to work on my english also... i wrote "her cat eat everything" and i was supposed to write "eats"

[eggs_taste_good]

Is "her cat consumes all" accepted?

[akw_005]

What is the difference between все and всё