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| Theyr'e going shopping should be right sentence to indicate the meaning |
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| they're going shopping |
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| They are going = is often used they're going using the aprostrophes. |
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| they'r going shopping ( they are going shopping )>> present continuos eX: I am going fishing he is playing football we are watching TV |
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| Please watch out. Even natives frequently mistake these contractions. In this sentence you must use They're. |
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| they're going shoping is right sentence |
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| same (agree with A-N-A) |
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| Sure, they're going shopping is correct. Regards! Dawood |
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| Hi Red5.........help me |
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