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

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

That must be one greedy kitty

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

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

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

thanks

Whats the difference between её and неё?

garfield?

My juvenile humor is kicking in

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.

"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!"

When do i use кошка and when do i use кошки

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

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?