tdol said:
Willbut said:As a quick check:
If is\are comes after the gap, then the answer is usually 'there'. It cannot be 'they're' and 'their' is highly unlikely
Willbut said:As a quick check:
If is\are comes after the gap, then the answer is usually 'there'. It cannot be 'they're' and 'their' is highly unlikely
RonBee said:Willbut said:As a quick check:
If is\are comes after the gap, then the answer is usually 'there'. It cannot be 'they're' and 'their' is highly unlikely
More like impossible. :wink:
The most common error seems to be using there for their, but that impression could be due to recent memory.
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tdol said:RonBee said:Willbut said:As a quick check:
If is\are comes after the gap, then the answer is usually 'there'. It cannot be 'they're' and 'their' is highly unlikely
More like impossible. :wink:
The most common error seems to be using there for their, but that impression could be due to recent memory.
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I can't think of an example. ;-)
there is the perfect coz their and they're is addressing people.thus i think there is the correct answer:up: