If you search the internet, you'll find gazillions of examples of "rub there hands"; "steal there cars" etc. And millions of others (like shrear/sheer) or teh/the
Does that make those correct?
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No. Are you saying "innit" is a spelling mistake? I'm not familiar with the word, but it appears to be accepted slang.
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It is a phonetic spelling of a contraction of a contraction. Besides that it is probably out of date with respect to its origins, its meanings are myriad, variable and undocumented. It is therefore useless as a means of communication. Leaving only its use as a form of mild expletive.
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